Honorable - Prime Minster Shri Modi Ji
Sino-India Relation – Where we stand
India Today publication about two years back had a photo of Dalai Lama in
there weekly issue – heading “DO WE NEED DALAI LAMA”
Dalai Lama
escaped to India in 1959. He was accorded political asylum in India and since
then he is heading Tibetan Govt. in EXILE from Dharamshala. Which resulted the
1962 Indo-Sino War. (Which is well known and not being discussed).
As a
follow-up the US opted to extend extra ordinary help to India assuring military
take over of Tibet. With this idea an organization was created named “Directorate
General of Security. It had three wings ARC (Aviation Wing ) SFF (Military Wing)
SSB (Social Wing) US Govt. promised India to prepare a Para force of nearly
20000 personnel to be Para dropped to take over Tibet. Not going into further
details much didn’t happen. The DGS was merged with RAW in the year 1968 when
the organization (RAW) came into being.
The US took
full advantage of the situation and established their Intelligence activities against
China. Not only that their Intelligence agency CIA started supporting Dalai
Lama and his total entourage in India. Mending ways with China would help
freeing Pak from clutches of China.
NSG, Azhar shouldn’t derail
India-China ties
The reason
why Indian foreign policy has not been effective is that New Delhi shies away
from transactional diplomacy The reason why Sino-Indian relations are in a bad
state has a lot to do with the way India conducts its foreign policy, rather
than their much talked up geopolitical rivalry.
India seems
to be demanding that Beijing support to India’s entry into the NSG and lift its
hold on the designation of Masood Azhar as a terrorist under UN’s 1267
committee, on principle. The only thing on offer is Indian goodwill, a currency
that has little value with the hard –headed Chinese, Who like most other
nation, believe that international relations are about given and take.
India has to
take vital decision in its foreign policy initiative
Do we need
DALAI LAMA or CHINA ?
WE THE PEOPLE OF INDIA IT IS TIME TO
PONDER.
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