Have Chinese involved Indian region in Ladakh?: Rahul Gandhi questions Rajnath

Rahul Gandhi and Rajnath Singh

On Monday, Singh took a jibe at Congress after Gandhi brought up issues over the issue. 
Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday asked Defense Minister Rajnath Singh if Chinese soldiers have an involved Indian area in Ladakh.
"Once RM is finished remarking on the hand image, would he be able to reply: Have the Chinese involved Indian domain in Ladakh?" the Congress head tweeted.
On Monday, Singh took a jibe at Congress after Gandhi brought up issues over the issue of a fringe question with China. "Haath me dard ho to Dawa kije, haath howdy hit dard ho to kya kije," Singh said.
The couplet generally means, "You apply medication to the hand when it torments, however, what to do when the hand itself is the reason for torment."
Singh referred according to the Congress' political decision image.
India and China have been secured a disagreement about the overwhelming military development by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) where they have gotten more than 5,000 soldiers along the Eastern Ladakh segment.
The Chinese Army's goal to do further attacks was checked by the Indian security powers by brisk arrangement.
The Chinese have additionally acquired overwhelming vehicles with big guns weapons and infantry battle vehicles in their back positions near the Indian region.
A gathering between military authorities of India and China to examine and resolve the stalemate in Eastern Ladakh additionally occurred on June 6. Afterward, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said the two nations have consented to "calmly" resolve the circumstance in the fringe territories by proceeding with the military and conciliatory commitment.