evidence: The Chinese troops pulled back few days before Premiere Li Keqiang's maiden visit in May 2013.<br /><br />While troops from the Indian Army and Indo-Tibetan Border Police showed banners to the People’s Armed Police Force at Chumar asking them to go back, Indian troops could do nothing at Demchok, 300 km from Leh, where Chinese nomads pitched up tents 500 mt inside Indian territory. They are now refusing to vacate the territory. The Demchok dispute involves construction of a canal whereas at Chumar, the Indian Army objected to the construction of a road by China in what is perceived as undisputed Indian territory.<br /><br />Both of these sectors have witnessed several instances of Chinese transgression in the past in the absence of a mutually accepted boundary line.<br /><br />Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju informed the Parliament in August that the Chinese Army transgressed the Sino-Indian border 334 times this year and a total of 1,278 times between 2010 and 2013.<br /></p>