The Myanmar government has assured the Indian government that it would not allow any hostile activities in its country against India.
The Myanmar government has assured the Indian government that it would not allow any hostile activities in its country against India.Foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla and Indian Army chief General M.M. Naravane had visited Myanmar and discussed bilateral ties on October 4 and 5, 2020. Both countries reiterated that they were committed to protecting the neighboring country's borders from insurgent groups on their territory. They discussed further the friendly relations between Myanmar and India by maintaining good relations and cooperation between the two armed forces that have been maintained for many years and the promotion of peace and stability of border area, defense training, and other sectors.
Myanmar is one of India's strategic neighbors and shares a 1,640 km long border with several Northeastern states like Nagaland and Manipur, which are terrorist hits states of India. India is concerned over the terrorist groups in these states taking shelter in Myanmar. Hence, Myanmar has assured India that its territory would not be used for unfavorable activities against India. India appreciated Myanmar for handing over twenty-two Indian insurgents and showed its commitment towards its neighboring country.
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