New Delhi is said to have allowed its soldiers to open fire, if necessary, in extraordinary circumstances. The Indian government is reported to have amended the rules of engagement for its troops along the disputed border with China in the Himalayan region a week after the most violent clash between the two since they fought a brief border war in 1962. - AFP
NEW DELHI (The Straits Times/ANN): The Indian government is reported to have amended the rules of engagement for its troops along the disputed border with China in the Himalayan region a week after the most violent clash between the two since they fought a brief border war in 1962.
New Delhi is said to have allowed its soldiers to open fire, if necessary, in extraordinary circumstances.
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