Amit Shah says: No one can take away Indian land

Amid the ongoing standoff with China in Ladakh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that the Modi government is fully conscious to save every inch of land in the country and no one can occupy it. Shah also said that the government is taking all possible military and diplomatic steps to resolve the deadlock with Ladakh in China.

In response to a question on whether China has entered Indian territory, he said in a conversation with a private channel, ''We are wary of every inch of our territory, no one can capture it. Our defense forces and leadership are capable of protecting the sovereignty and boundary of the country. ''

The Home Minister also said that the government is committed to the sovereignty and security of the country. In the context of the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, Shah expressed confidence that the NDA would get a two-thirds majority. He said that Nitish Kumar will be the next Chief Minister of the state after the elections.

Have Chinese soldiers entered Indian territory? In response to this question, Shah said, 'We are vigilant about every inch of our territory, no one can capture it. Our defense forces and leadership are capable of protecting the sovereignty and boundary of the country''.

Regarding West Bengal, the Home Minister said that after next year's assembly elections the government will change there and BJP will come to power there. He said, 'We think we will fight strongly in West Bengal and form the government.' He said that the law and order situation in West Bengal is serious and political parties like BJP have every right to demand imposition of President's rule there.