China Reduces Troop Presence Along LAC, Reports Indian Army
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According to the Ministry of Defense's 2025-26 report, the number of Chinese PLA troops along the LAC has decreased. However, India has not relaxed its military deployment and is fully prepared in all sectors.
With India's robust military deployment along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the deployment of Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) forces along the northern border has been drastically reduced.
China Reduces Troop Presence Along LAC, Reports Indian Army
The Indian Army has reported a notable reduction in the presence of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China along the Northern Borders as of 2025. According to the Annual Report for 2025-26, the PLA has scaled down its forces to approximately ten Combined Arms Brigade-sized units positioned opposite the Line of Actual Control (LAC). […]
The annual report of the Ministry of Defence shows that China has reduced its military presence with India deploying 10 joint brigades along the Line of Actual Control. Apart from military deployments, diplomatic talks have also helped in achieving stability along the border.
The annual report of the Ministry of Defense (2025-26) claims that China has significantly withdrawn troops from the northern border in 2025. On the other hand, the position of the Indian army on the Line of Actual Control remains the same.
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