'I was wrong, we were all wrong to trust the Chinese...they must be punished.' Indian families demand justice as they await bodies of soldiers killed in clash with China
AHMEDABAD, India - In their last phone conversation, Neha Ojha, the wife of an Indian soldier, said she laughed off her husband's idea to name their daughter Snow White because he received the news of her birth while patrolling a snow-covered valley on the border with China.Sixteen hours later, Ojha was informed that her husband was among 20 soldiers killed by Chinese troops in the disputed Galwan Valley.
Both countries blame each other for the clash, but agreed not to take any steps to escalate matters further. Families of the fallen Indian soldiers and other citizens demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi find diplomatic and strategic ways to punish China.
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