Psychological and other related tests conducted on Indian Army officers and Jawans who were in the custody of China’s People’s Liberation Army for at least 60 hours, if not more, have given good insights into the minds of Chinese soldiers who were a part of the action in the Galwan Valley.
These 10 men, including 2 Majors and 2 Captains, were in “surprisingly” high spirits and upbeat even after spending more than two days in the custody of China’s People’s Liberation Army.
The debriefing of the ten men has also revealed that the Chinese soldiers were in a state of shock and fear after the Indian soldiers replied with “sheer fighting force” to the treacherous attack by the Chinese. … “They were much scared during that time our men were in their captivity.
