According to sources, Rajnath Singh, who went to the Prime Minister's house for the briefing, told Modi that the Indian forces on the border are ready to face any situation. They have all the facilities, including appropriate weapons to deal with adverse circumstances, he said.

 

He also submitted a report about Indian preparedness on the border to PM Modi.

 

Earlier, the Prime Minister met Minister for External Affairs S. Jaishankar at his residence and was briefed about the diplomatic preparations in view of the confrontation on the India-China border. The Prime Minister asked him to monitor the reactions of China's Foreign Ministry on the issue.

 

The Prime Minister has said that the country is proud of sacrifices of these Indian soldiers which will not go in vain. Home Minister Amit Shah said bravery of Indian soldiers reflect their commitment to their country.