Taking advantage of the "Indo-Pacific strategy" of the United States, India seems to be in the limelight on the international political stage, but recently, a news from neighboring Bangladesh has brought a lot of shock to India.
According to a report by the Global Times on June 15, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina broke the news at the end of May.
She revealed that she had been offered by whites to build a new air base in Bangladesh in exchange for ensuring that there would be no trouble in the Jan. 7 elections this year.
However, the determined female prime minister was not tempted by this and decisively rejected the offer.
Even more shocking, Hasina also uncovered an even more far-reaching conspiracy in which a plot was being made to cede some land from the territories of Bangladesh and Myanmar in order to create a Christian state similar to that of East Timor.
Although more than half a month has passed, the shock caused by this news in India has not subsided.
The Indian media has speculated that the "whites" in Hasina's mouth are likely to refer to Americans.
After all, the United States has always had its eye on St. Maarten, a strategic location in the Bay of Bengal.
While Hasina's remarks focused on Bangladesh and Myanmar, the current turmoil in the Indian state of Manipur has made the news a broader security warning.
Some media outlets in India have even been astute in pointing out that the Kuki-Chin rebels in Myanmar are predominantly Christians and may be manipulated by outside forces.
And the support of the United States for these rebel forces is undoubtedly a huge security risk for India.
Especially given that there is also a large concentration of Christians in northeastern India, the success of this conspiracy could have serious implications for India's national security and stability.
However, while these Indian media analyses point to the potential threat to India from Bangladesh and Burma to the creation of Christian states, their perspectives are still too restrictive and lack a deep understanding of the true intentions and possible actions of the United States.
If this conspiracy is indeed carried out, it will undoubtedly be India itself that will be the first to be hit by separatism.
The northeastern Indian state of Manipur, which borders Bangladesh and Myanmar, has a complex historical background and current situation.
The region was originally an independent kingdom, but in September 1949, King Baghyachandra of Manipur was tricked into India and forced to sign an agreement to annex Manipur to the Union of India.
Over the years, Manipur has seen a complex ethnic composition with different religious beliefs such as Muslims, Hinduism, and Christianity, leading to frequent violent conflicts over cultural and religious issues.
Just last year, a shocking act of violence exacerbated tensions in the region.
Several Hindu Meitei men broke into a Christian Kuki village and committed heinous crimes.
Not only did they kill two male members of a family, they also raped three women and openly paraded one of the women victims through the streets. What is even more chilling is that the Indian police chose to stand by and watch the atrocities occur.
The incident quickly aroused strong indignation among the Kuki ethnic group and triggered a series of violent protests and demonstrations, which were also closely followed by international public opinion.
However, this is only the tip of the iceberg of the violence caused by ethnic antagonism and religious conflicts in the region.
As the Christian minority has been denied fair and just treatment by the Indian government for a long time, resentment and resentment have gradually accumulated.
If a Christian state "happens" to emerge in the vicinity at this time, it will have a huge impact on the stability of Manipur, even if the country does not include Manipur.
The United States has long been adept at creating regional turmoil and war by propping up separatist forces, building resistance forces, and exploiting ethnic and religious tensions.
The aim is nothing more than to use these rebels to contain other countries in order to infiltrate their spheres of influence into the region for geopolitical and economic gain.
The CIA's targeting of Bangladesh and Myanmar's border is clearly not a simple target.
From a broader strategic point of view, the United States is carefully laying out for the construction of a complete encirclement of China.
Because the U.S. influence in China's neighboring countries in the southwest and northwest is relatively weak, it is difficult to directly cause trouble or pose a military threat to China in these regions.
In order to "encircle" China on all fronts and contain its rising momentum, the United States is trying to establish a puppet state under its control on the western side of China and turn it into a military base.
In this way, it will not only threaten the security and stability of China's western region, but also facilitate the United States to seek more geopolitical and economic interests in the region.
However, America's ambitions do not stop there. As a barrier to the northeast of India and an important gateway to China and Southeast Asia, Manipur is strategically strategically valuable.
If a Christian state emerges in the region under U.S. control, the U.S. could easily use the neighboring state of Manipur as a springboard to infiltrate illegal goods such as drugs into China.
Such acts are not uncommon in history, for example, the fact that drug traffickers in Colombia are so rampant and go unpunished for so long is inextricably linked to the covert support of the CIA.
In the face of the ambitions and provocations of the United States to try to "make things" to the west of China, China will certainly not sit idly by.
India, which has a direct interest in the country, will certainly be the first to stand up and express its opposition and protest.
After all, such an act of violating the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries not only violates international law and norms governing international relations, but also poses a serious threat to regional peace and stability.
Therefore, we have reason to believe that in the face of common threats, China and India can work together to safeguard regional peace and prosperity.
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