Arvind Kejriwal Says India will win war against China and its virus

NEW DELHI: Amid India's face-off with China along the LAC in Ladakh, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said India win both the "wars" against China -- one at the border and the one against coronavirus which originated from Wuhan. "Today we are fighting two wars against China - one at the border and another against the virus from China. Our 20 brave soldiers did not back down, we will also not retreat until we win both the wars," Kejriwal said at a press conference.

His comment comes after 20 Indian Army personnel lost their lives in a rough go head to head with Chinese soldiers at Ladakh's Galwan valley on the interceding night of June 15 and 16. 

"Our PCPs, attendants, and officers are for the most part battling and the individuals of the nation are remaining adjacent to them. The whole nation needs to battle at both the fronts joined together. This



ought not be politicized. We need to battle against China and coronavirus," Kejriwal said. 

Meanwhile, dealers' body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) consumed Chinese products in Delhi's principle showcase Karol Bagh to exhibit their hatred and outrage against the murdering of 20 Indian fighters in conflicts with the Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley a week ago.

"This demonstration is a reflection of the boiling anger in the hearts and minds of Indian traders and citizens against China's continued antagonism towards India. Due to the prevailing state of COVID-19 pandemic, this demonstration was done by adopting all measures of social distancing and safety precautions," the CAIT said. CAIT secretary general Praveen Khandelwal said that traders and consumers across the country have shown great enthusiasm and tremendous support for boycott of Chinese goods.