Following recent diplomatic and military discussions aimed at de-escalating tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), India and China have reached an agreement to establish two new border personnel meeting (BPM) points. These sites serve as designated locations where military commanders from both nations can meet to discuss local issues, prevent misunderstandings, and maintain stability along the disputed frontier.

While the agreement to increase the number of meeting points has been confirmed, the exact geographical locations of these new sites remain undisclosed. Officials from both sides have not yet provided a timeline for when these locations will be finalized or when the new points will become operational. This development is part of a broader, ongoing effort by both New Delhi and Beijing to manage border relations following years of heightened friction and military standoffs in the region. The addition of these meeting points is intended to provide more direct channels for communication, potentially reducing the risk of accidental escalation in remote areas where patrols often come into close proximity. As of now, the diplomatic process continues, and further details regarding the logistics and specific placement of these points are expected to be released through official government channels in the coming weeks.