The recent overthrow of Sheikh Hasinas government in Bangladesh and the installation of an interim government led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus have raised serious questions about Indias relations with its neighbors.
India's 'Neighbourhood First' policy, launched with great fanfare by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has failed to yield the desired results. Instead, the country has seen five of its allies drift closer to China in the past decade. The recent overthrow of Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh and the installation of an interim government led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus have raised serious questions about India's relations with its neighbors.
The rapidly changing situation in Bangladesh has given a big blow to India, with concerns rising about the potential for Bangladesh to become a hideout for terrorists and infiltration problems in North-Eastern states.Sheikh Hasina’s government in Bangladesh had been a relatively stable partner for India, helping to manage anti-India sentiments and supporting trade and border security. But with Hasina out of power and Muhammad Yunus set to lead an interim government, India now faces uncertainty.
The 'India Out' campaign, which gained steam in Bangladesh after the Maldives, had caused concern in New Delhi. The campaign, inspired by a similar movement in the Maldives, has led to a decline in India's relations with Bangladesh. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has rejected suggestions that India's foreign policy is failing, but the reality on the ground suggests otherwise.This isn’t just about Bangladesh.
He added, “I don’t think we should be scared of China. I think we should say, okay, global politics is a competitive game. You do your best, and I will do my best. China is a major economy, it will deploy resources. It will try and shape things in China’s way. Why should we expect otherwise? But the answer to that is not to complain about what China is doing. The answer is, you are doing it. Let me do better than.
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