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Union Minister V K Singh made a resolute statement on Saturday, rejecting claims of China's occupation of land in Arunachal Pradesh. He emphatically stated that China has neither seized Indian territory nor been permitted to do so.

 

Addressing reporters, Singh underscored the satisfaction of the Indian Army with recruits enlisted under the Agnipath scheme. He emphasized the continuity of the situation from 2012 to the present, emphasizing that there has been no alteration in the territorial status quo.

 

"Neither has China occupied anything nor has it been allowed to occupy anything. The situation that was there in 2012 is the same even today. There has been no change," declared the BJP leader during a press conference.

 

Singh also shed light on the progress of the Agniveer Yojana, noting the arrival of the first batch in Army units. He expressed contentment with the level of training received by the recruits, as reflected in reports received.

 

Highlighting India's robust economic growth rate of 6.8 percent, Singh stressed on the country's increasing global significance.

 

He attributed this achievement to the strong governance provided by the Central government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

 

The Union Minister also lauded the monumental strides made in the infrastructure sector during the tenure of the BJP government. 

 

Switching gears to the burgeoning start-up ecosystem in India, Singh credited Prime Minister Modi's leadership for the proliferation of start-ups.

 

He highlighted the exponential growth of the sector, citing a significant increase in the number of start-ups and their turnover since 2015.