The Ceasefire Line or the Line of Control in the Galwan Valley in western Ladakh has no sanctity whatsoever

The averment of the author, Colonel Rajinder Kushwaha in the article titled, "Avoiding War not the Option": Need for a China Specific Security Doctrine, that it was a blunder to purportedly sign border management agreements at different periods of time without demarcation of the LAC, both on the map as

well as the ground cannot be countenanced! The Lines of Control or Ceasefire Lines have no sanctity whatsoever and ought to be treated like dirt! To demarcate the line of Control would be tantamount to giving it a façade of legitimacy and the ominous precursor to the recognition of the same as the alleged International Boundary which is what the Chinese desperately desire, and that should be prevented at any cost and it is imperative that the line should always be vague and ambiguous, and the best manner would be to keep the Ceasefire Line or Line of Control replete with continuous tension and turbulence which is tantamount to making a political  statement that all the land beyond the Ceasefire Line including Nari-Khorsum and Shang Shung which are historically an inalienable and integral part of Ladakh or Maryul under Chinese military illegal occupation are also an integral and inalienable part of India which shall be liberated! Our inevitable goal is to liberate all the areas in the Cis-Kuen Lun Tract in Kashmir extending from the Chhogori Peak K2 in the

The northern International
 Boundary of India portrayed
 as an orange Line 

interior of Kashmir in the central part of Kashmir to the Dafdar in the Taghdumbash Pamir and Mariom Pamir in northern Kashmir and the Kukalang, Yangi, Kilian, Sanju-la and Hindutash Passes in Kashmir on the northern International Boundary of India.