Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Dhaka-Beijing-Pak Axis Threatens Delhi's Sovereignty
India is worried about China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan working closely together.
They signed an agreement in Beijing, and China's navy is now near India's borders.
India thinks this is a threat because China is getting control of ports and areas close to India.
India wants to protect its land and sea borders and is thinking about how to respond.
The situation is complicated because India has been friendly with China in the past, but now it feels threatened.
India needs to decide how to protect itself from this new alliance.
China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan are strengthening their economic and military ties, which India sees as a threat to its sovereignty.
India has rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in joint statements by China and Pakistan.
The China-Myanmar-Bangladesh Economic Corridor (CMBC) has replaced the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar (BCIM) Corridor, shutting India out.
China's PLA Navy is now close to India's territorial waters, posing a significant threat.
India is considering military and strategic responses to protect its borders and coastline.
- Who
- India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan
- What
- Growing military and economic cooperation between China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, posing a threat to India's sovereignty and security.
- When
- June 26, 2024
- Where
- Beijing, China
- Why
- China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan are strengthening their ties for economic and strategic benefits, while India views this as a threat to its sovereignty and security.
India's Concerns
China-Bangladesh-Pakistan Alliance
Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity
India's Concerns
India views the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as a violation of its sovereignty and has rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in joint statements.
China-Bangladesh-Pakistan Alliance
China and Pakistan, along with Bangladesh, are strengthening their economic and military ties, which they see as beneficial for regional development and their own strategic interests.
Economic and Military Cooperation
India's Concerns
India is concerned about the growing military and economic cooperation between China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, which it sees as a direct threat to its security.
China-Bangladesh-Pakistan Alliance
China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan view their cooperation as a way to enhance regional stability and economic growth, and they see India's concerns as unwarranted.
- Date of Joint Communiqué
- June 26, 2024
- Location of Joint Communiqué
- Beijing, China
- Key Figures Involved
- Tarique Rahman (Bangladesh), Xi Jinping (China)
- Indian Response
- India has expressed concerns and rejected references to its territory in joint statements.
- Chinese Naval Presence
- Chinese PLA Navy close to India's territorial waters
- Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar (BCIM) Corridor
- Replaced by China-Myanmar-Bangladesh Economic Corridor (CMBC)
- Mongla Port
- 80 km from the West Bengal border, now under Chinese influence