Pakistan-China conspiracy against India: These days a very dangerous mess is brewing in the politics of South Asia, which can have a direct impact on India’s security. India’s arch enemy Pakistan is now planning a big conspiracy to spread unrest in the north-eastern states of India by using the land of Bangladesh.
News is coming that Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI and its army are now busy in bringing back Paresh Baruah, the leader of the banned organization ‘ULFA’ who is hiding in China, to Bangladesh. This is the same Bangladesh, where anti-India voices have intensified after the coup in recent months. If Pakistan succeeds in this nefarious move, it can prove to be a big challenge to the integrity of India.
ULFA leader Paresh Barua and Pakistan’s new plan
Paresh Barua has been on India’s radar for a long time and currently he is taking shelter in safe havens in China. But now Pakistan wants to re-establish it in Dhaka. In fact, after the arrival of the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus in Bangladesh, Pakistani interference has increased significantly. Pakistan hopes that with the help of radical forces there, like Jamaat-e-Islami, it will once again be able to provide shelter to the extremist organizations of India’s North-East. According to a report in ‘Economic Times’, Asim Munir’s army wants Dhaka to once again become a hub of anti-India activities, as it used to be during the earlier fundamentalist governments.
The clamor to separate the Seven Sisters
Pakistan’s morale has also increased because now direct threats are being made to India from within Bangladesh. Recently, Bangladesh National Citizen Party leader Hasnat Abdullah gave a provocative statement in a rally and threatened to separate the ‘Seven Sisters’ (seven states of the North-East) from India. Not only this, dangerous intentions like cutting off India’s ‘chicken neck’ i.e. Siliguri corridor are also being expressed in the corridors of power there. In view of these inflammatory statements, the Indian government has adopted a tough stance and has summoned the High Commissioner of Bangladesh and issued a strong rebuke. India has made it clear that it will not compromise with the security and integrity of its borders.
China’s support and increasing influence of Jamaat
China has also had an old and deep hand in this entire conspiracy. Earlier too, such reports had come out that China had helped Paresh Baruah in providing safe passage near the Myanmar border. Now Pakistan is waiting for the elections in Bangladesh to be held in February, so that a government of its choice can be formed there and it can repeat its old conspiracies again. Forces like Jamaat-e-Islami, which have always been puppets of Pakistan, are now strengthening their hold on power under the guise of student movements in Bangladesh. This is a time for India to be extremely cautious as old links are being re-established from across the border to disturb the peace in the North-East.