Five Indian nationals detained in China handed over: Indian army

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Five Indian nationals from a remote eastern state who had been detained by Chinese authorities in a region bordering Tibet were handed over to Indian authorities on Saturday, the Indian army said.

FILE PHOTO: An Indian fighter plane flies over a mountain range in Leh, in the Ladakh region, September 9, 2020. REUTERS/Stringer

However, a Chinese state-backed tabloid said the five were Indian intelligence agents dressed as hunters, disputing claims that they had been kidnapped. Their disappearance coincided with a border confrontation that week in the western Himalayas, during which both accused the other of firing in the air.

Global Times editor-in-chief Hu Xijin said on the Chinese Twitter-like app Weibo that China-India relations were stabilising. Observers of China’s foreign relations often watch Hu’s messages on social media to gauge sentiment from Beijing policymakers.

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