Completely ruling out allegations of violation of airspace, China claimed that its border petrol always abides by the rules and regulations of the land, and there is no truth in India's claim that Chinese copters entered Indian airspace in Leh on Monday.The Chinese foreign ministry allayed charges formally releasing a statement through spokesperson, Jiang Yu, who said: "I want to stress that China's border patrolling has always been carried out strictly according to relevant regulations, will never cross the border and enter other countries' airspace or territory."
The statement came a day after the Indian Army Chief, General Deepak Kapoor, alleged that there are noticeable incidents of Indian border violations by China, including the one noticed two months ago.
The Army Chief had said: "There has been one incursion of a Chinese Helicopter sometime back. At times this can also happen due to a navigation error but this is not to justify that the incursion took place. It has happened and that has been taken up in the Border Personnel meet with the Chinese."
China hopes that the newly-elected Democratic Party in Tokyo will continue to work for the peace, stability and prosperity of the region.
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