China troops carried rods but it asks India to control Indian troops

India and China have agreed to stop fighting or arguing and maintain stability at the border and make ties more strong.

But China has accused India again and this time the People's Liberation Army (PLA) accused Indian counterparts of being aggressive although no shot has been fired in 40 years.

The PLA spokesman's statement on Thursday that India should "strictly control" its border troops stems.

China has previously accused India of keeping more security forces on border and asked to remove forces from the border area if India wants stability along the border.

Although according to India reports more Chinese troops were deployed at the Doklam stand off area.

In Special Representative level meeting held on December 22, China has claimed that their troops had sustained injuries during physical contact with Indian forces during LAC patrolling and claimed that Indian troops were showing undue aggression as if it was "the border with Pakistan".

However, both the Indian Army and ITBP commanders have rubbished the allegation, saying that it was PLA troopers who were aggressive and were found to be carrying iron rods and sticks during the Pangong Tso incident.