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China's loudspeaker tactic: Attempt to demoralise Indian troops?
Noida,UPDATED: Sep 18, 2020 00:40 IST
As the stalemate continues in Ladakh, China has resorted to high decibel psychological tactics at some friction points.
At one of the most crucial friction points in Pangong Tso, the Chinese army has resorted to an old loudspeaker tactic. PLA troops have set up loudspeakers in areas that India is dominating crucial heights, and is playing Punjabi songs in an attempt to distract Indian soldiers.
While at the other point, Chinese army blared out messages in Hindi taunting the Indian soldiers about how they were being sacrificed in an unwinnable war and that they should worry about the inbound winter.
So, why are they playing these Punjabi songs? Is this an attempt to distract and demoralise the Indian troops? Watch as panelists share their perspectives.
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