India-China Clash Video: Punjabi Troops Using Foul Language But Are Receiving Praise On Social Media
Indian Army troops clashed with Chinese troops on December 9, 2022
5 Dariya News
Aruncahal Pradesh 14-Dec-2022
Social media is one of the things which makes the world small. It doesn't make us feel like we are far away from anything. People get to know everything which is going on in the world on social media. Be it positive stuff or negative, users are aware of everything nowadays.
And if we dig into more, a video has been making rounds on the corner from the last day. It shows videos of the Indian Armed Forces lashing the Chinese PLA troops. Several users reposted the video claiming it was from the recent tussle between Indian and Chinese armed forces in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang.
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After clashing with each other many people were injured. The Indian soldiers stationed in the region of the face-off responded appropriately to the Chinese soldiers. Chinese soldiers were injured in the conflict in greater numbers than Indian forces.
Moreover, now the Indian army is being called over social media for using foul language. The voice has been coming out in the Punjabi language in which one of the army men is abusing the Chinese armed force. But many people are praising the army man as with their bravery and courage they did this great work. The video had also been shared by Punjabi singer Resham Singh Anmol.
Here’s how Twitterati is reacting:
This is priceless and you don’t need a lot of Punjabi to understand.
pic.twitter.com/NT3kEQ2ano
Indian troops deploy Punjabi language slurs as they push back Chinese soldiers attempting to alter the LAC (Line of Actual Control). Love the language used by the Indian officer or Subedar. pic.twitter.com/tlk2QEPALd
Punjabi is such a sweet language 😂 pic.twitter.com/LWkZnPZHeX
The viral video of India China face off is old. Yangtse area during this time of year is covered with snow. But video gives a fair insight of what is a face off. The audio in the video from Indian side is in Punjabi saying, "they won't be back again" (after the beating) pic.twitter.com/ZYzKv9Flqw
Kive fer china aaleo 😂😂 Punjabi slang always 🤘🏻
Satt Phen**** de, taa lo saaleya nu 😂🤣pic.twitter.com/91XY5iYOhb
Meanwhile, if reports are to be believed then sources in the defense and security association said the clash took place on the morning of 9 December. It all happened when over 200 Chinese soldiers armed with crude weapons reached the Indian perception of the Line of Actual Control (LAC), about 35 km from Tawang.
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