This time a number of problems has been faced by the country. A long queue outside the ICU, economy, jobs, depression, cyclone, earthquake, nepotism etc. A part from it a big problem could be seen outside the country. As we all know that what is happening in GALWAN valley of Ladakh. The clash between Indian army and the Chinese troops led to the killings of 20 Indian soldier including the injured. The problem didn’t end up here. Countries like Pakistan, Nepal, Myanmar, Indonesia, Srilanka, Bangladesh, day by day the relation with these countries becoming worse and worse.
India didn’t get any strong support from any of its neighbouring over the issues of Galwan Valley. Even the Russia has rules out mediating between India and China. This is all because of our poor relations with our neighbouring countries. Although the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited china a number of time but still these clashes occur why?
After CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT ACT (CAA), relation with Bangladesh also deteriorated. When we blame over minority persecution to Bangladesh after that their Foreign Minister, Deputy Foreign Minister, Home Minister cancels their visit to India.
Even the Prime Minister of Malaysia has criticizes India over the CAA and Kashmir. After that India government stops palm oil import from Malaysia. When India was busy in solving the clash with China, Pakistan violated ceasefire over 2000 times in less than six months of 2020.Even the trade relation with Pakistan is also been effected.
In 2014 when Mr. Modi became the Prime Minister of India, Modi invites SAARC leaders for his swearing. But in second term the relation starts getting effected and this all happen when Mr. has visited over 92 nations in 55 months .A total of Rs.2,021 crores has been spent for this visit.
As due to this COVID-19 our Economy,Education system, Health Care system gets effected badly, even on all borders of India the tension is rising with a sharp peak. What our government need to do is that it has to first lower the tensions in borders by sought out the issues with neighbours. Otherwise what we all has accepted is that “All is Well”. Is it ?
Syed Khalid Niyazi Shah is an author at The Chenab Times.