Q.20) Bangladesh is a key pillar of India's Neighbourhood First policy, but recent developments on both sides threaten to disrupt the 'Sonali Adhyay' in bilateral relations. Analyze. (15 marks, 250 words)
Main Body
Moreover, the recent developments have threaten to disrupt the 'Sonali Adhyay':
(i) Political instability due to Oust of Hasina government.
(ii) Attack on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh - Iskeon Sante arrested.
(iii) Illegal migration leading to drugs and human trafficking.
(iv) Clashes with Pakistan-China Axis.
(B) Developments in India:
(i) Anger and superiority demand by the migrants.
(ii) Lack of rapport from Bangladesh (evicted in India).
(iii) Border security management.
(I) Space to Pakistan and China - depicting influence of India.
(I) Space to Pakistan and China - depicting influence of India.
(I) Protection of Borders and minorities as expectation from Bangladesh.
(II) Utilise treaty of extradition, way forward for Hasina case.
(III) Neighborhood trust.
(IV) Hypercharged, connectivity.
Thus, India Bangladesh need to re-establish political trust in order to improve bilateral-Adhyay for Sonali Adhyay.
(I) Space to Pakistan and China - depicting influence of India.
(I) Protection of Borders and minorities as expectation from Bangladesh.
(II) Utilise treaty of extanglement, way forward for Hasina case.
(III) Neighborhood trust.
(IV) Hypercharged, connectivity.
Thus, India Bangladesh need to re-establish political trust in order to improve bilateral-Adhyay for Sonali Adhyay.
Conclusion
Thus, India Bangladesh need to re-establish political trust in order to improve bilateral-Adhyay for Sonali Adhyay.
16 words
Open original scan
Page 51
DEV DUDEJA
India and its Neighborhood - Relations
India-Bangladesh Relations
Bilateral Relations and Strategic Concerns
266
Total words
3
Paragraphs