China blamed Indian troops for violating a bilateral agreement during clashes between Chinese officials in the tension between the two countries and fired warning shots in the air.
A statement published by the military's official news website said that Chinese border guards took the sly .
The statement did not specify what the measures were or whether Chinese troops also fired warning shots.
On the other hand, India rejected the charge of violating border agreements and blamed Chinese soldiers for firing in the air during a face-off on their tense D-Original border.
"This is the PLP which has violated the clear agreements and is in the process of engaging in military, diplomatic and political engagement, taking the aggressive Manovaras," the Indian Army said in a statement.
He said chinese troops tried to close a forward Indian position in the Area of Ladakh in the Western Himalayas and when they met by Indian troops, the PL dropped a few rounds in the air.
Both sides have observed a long-standing protocol to prevent them from running through the Western Himalayas through this sensitive, high-altitude frontier, although the agreement does not prevent deaths.
In June, 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a clash, which resulted in China and India deploying additional forces along the border.
"We request India to stop the dangerous measures immediately... "To ensure that such incidents are not re-found, they also offer bullets to the officers to be thoroughly investigated and punished," he said in the statement.
The disputed and undermarketed kilometer (2,175 miles) border between India and China, called as the main control line, is spread from the Region of Ladakh to the north of The Ronachal Pradesh in the north.
China says the frontier is about 2,000 km (1240 miles) and claims the entire Arunachal region as its territory.
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