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The Mystery of Kailash: Questions in the Snow Winter 1990. Kailash Mountain stood silent in the Himalayas, a sacred giant. But why did the Chinese army target it? What was the objective of “Operation Dragon Claw”? They aimed to conquer Kailash, a strategic and symbolic prize, to show their might. Why is Kailash considered sacred? For Hindus, it’s Shiva’s abode; for Buddhists and Jains, a spiritual hub. Locals warned it was no ordinary peak. Who was Commander Li Qing, and what was his role? Li, a tough 45-year-old officer, led the mission with iron resolve. What equipment did they use? Four helicopters—two for troops, two armed—plus high-tech gear, weapons, and tents for 150 soldiers. The plan? Land 50 men on Kailash, set up camp, and claim the peak. The mission began on a chilly November morning. Helicopters buzzed, but strange radar signals spooked the pilot. Was it just altitude? Or something else? As soldiers set up camp, whispers in the wind unnerved them. What strange weather changes hit? By night, a clear sky turned stormy. A blizzard trapped them, cutting off radios. What caused the avalanche? On day four, a roar signaled disaster—a massive avalanche buried half the camp, swallowing tents and men. What mysterious footprints appeared? Odd marks in the snow, too big for humans, hinted at a yeti or worse. What strange lights or figures were seen? Soldiers reported glowing orbs and a towering shadow in the storm. Was it Shiva’s wrath? A local guide warned, “Kailash is sacred; don’t provoke it.” Li ignored him. Why did he abandon the mission? The blizzard and avalanche broke their spirit; retreat was the only option. How many survived? Only 30 of 150 reached the base camp, shaken. What legends arose? Locals whispered of Shiva’s anger or yeti guardians. Kailash’s mystery endures. Was it nature’s fury or something divine? Next time you hear of Kailash, ask yourself—what really happened up there? 1 What was the objective of the Chinese army’s “Operation Dragon Claw” in 1990? 2 Why did the Chinese army choose Kailash Mountain for their military mission? 3 Who was Commander Li Qing, and what was his role in the Kailash mission? 4 What equipment did the Chinese army use to attempt climbing Kailash Mountain? 5 Why is Kailash Mountain considered sacred by Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains? 6 What strange weather changes occurred during the Chinese army’s mission on Kailash? 7 What caused the initial avalanche that struck the Chinese army’s camp on Kailash? 8 What mysterious footprints were found in the snow near the Chinese army’s camp? 9 Why did the Chinese army’s helicopters fail to operate during the storm on Kailash? 10 What strange lights or figures did the Chinese soldiers report seeing on Kailash? 11 How did the local guide warn the Chinese army about the sacred nature of Kailash? 12 What happened to the Chinese soldiers who were caught in the avalanche on Kailash? 13 Why did Commander Li Qing decide to abandon the mission and retreat? 14 How many Chinese soldiers survived the mission and returned to the base camp? 15 What local beliefs or legends were associated with the failure of the Chinese army’s mission on Kailash? Please Drop A Like Geek Dhirendra    / @geek.dhirendra   Follow On   / the.scientifichindu   Comment And Share|| Thank You ____________••••••_________