How India Defeated China in 1967 ?

Do you know that India took on a conflict against China in 1967 to secure its land and also won this battle. 

India came into furious and destructive contact with China where two countries battled each other at Two areas Nathu la and Cho la, over the edge of Sikkim-Tibet border. 

Most importantly this is the last clash between two countries before the Galwan valley conflict of May, 2020.

In Nathu la,fight proceeded for 4 days from 11-14 September 1967 and in CHO LA it was for 1 day on October first, 1967. 

Let's see the course of events now of this incredible war between India & China

WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE - 

Following the 1962 Sino-Indian War, the Indian Army raised various new patroling units over the border with china. 

Particularly at the Nathu La, close by the Sikkim-Tibet border , Chinese and Indian millatry personnel are just deployed around 20–30 meters far from one another. 

Curiously, China gave a final proposal to India to empty the Nathu La post in 1965 however 17 mountain division's Major General, Sagat Singh, wouldn't do as such. 

THE D-DAY - 

“Nathu la fight”

Toward the beginning of the day of 11 September 1967, the architects and Jawans (troopers) of Indian Army began laying the stretch of fencing from Nathu La to Sebu La along the apparent outskirt. 

As per an Indian source, quickly a Chinese Political faculty, with a segment of Infantry, went to the Indian Lieutenant Colonel who was remaining with his commando platoon. 

The Chinese staff threatened the Indian Colonel to quit laying the wire, however the colonel would not do as such. In the wake of trading some warmed words Chinese returned to their camp. 

Inside a couple of moments of this, Chinese started medium automatic weapon shooting against Indian soldiers from north. After that, the Chinese additionally opened artillery against the Indians.

Somewhat later, Indian soldiers opened mounted guns from their side. The clashes lasted during that time and night, for the following three days, with utilization of big guns, mortars and automatic rifles. 

Five days after the clashes had begun, an "uncomfortable" truce was organized.

Because of the profitable position Indian soldiers had in view of their control of high grounds at the go in Sebu La and Camel's back, they had demolish numerous Chinese dugouts at Nathu La. 

“Battle of Cho La” 

On 1 October 1967, another clash among India and China occurred at Cho La, another pass on the Sikkim–Tibet border, a couple of kilometers north of Nathu La. 

The duel was started by the Chinese soldiers after a fight between the two, when the Chinese soldiers penetrated into the Sikkim-side of the territory , claimed the land and scrutinized its Indian control. 

The military duel lasted one day. According to essayist in the "Indiandefencereview", Maj Gen Sheru Thapliyal, the Chinese had to pull back about 3km in Cho La during this clash. 

According to Indian Defense Ministry announced, 88 murdered and 163 injured on the Indian side, while 340 executed and 450 injured on the Chinese side, during the two clashes. 

Despite of such a battle, not many individuals know about this courageous triumph of the Indian Army.