In a previous program, we discussed India's cross-border assassination by taking advantage of the United States' co-optation attitude. Now, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strategic mistakes are beginning to reveal risks. According to a report by the Hindustan Times, FBI Director Christopher Ray recently arrived in India to meet with Pravin Sood, Director General of the Bureau of Investigation of India. Although the details were not disclosed, it can be seen from the statements of the two sides that the two countries will strengthen judicial exchanges, strengthen cooperation in combating transnational crimes, and share investigative technology and expertise. It is noteworthy that Director Lei did not stay for a short time, but planned to have in-depth communication with India on issues such as homeland security, training and capacity building, and the activities of Indian separatist groups in the United States, as arranged by the White House.
However, when the news of the FBI's visit to India was first learned, it was widely believed that the United States might discuss previous assassinations. However, judging from the current situation, the United States has not confronted India on the issue of transnational assassinations, nor is it prepared to turn the other cheek with India. On the contrary, they used this incident as a lever to push India to further carry out anti-China actions. This can be seen in the "homeland security" discussions between the United States and India, one of which is the discussion of China's influence on India and the issue of Indian assets. In fact, this is a signal and instigation for India** to further seize and plunder the investment and assets of Chinese companies in India. However, what is involved in this is not only the issue of economic losses, but more importantly, the United States is trying to limit India's strategic development through cooperation and technology sharing with India. The relationship between China and the United States is complicated, mainly because their interests are closely linked. The United States now wants to accelerate the departure of Chinese companies from India, as well as deepen anti-China sentiment in India, and align anti-China stance with interests. From a more macro perspective, the United States is playing insidiously, not giving India any room for hesitation and repentance, forcing India to be closely linked to the U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy, pushing India to the forefront of the confrontation with China. In short, the United States has already begun to "tune" India. Modi's strategic blunder may really kill India.
The development of this series of events also makes us reflect on the strategic mistake of Modi's actions. When India launched a transnational assassination plan with US assistance, it may not have expected that it would eventually attract a fierce pursuit from the United States and push India into a situation of confrontation with China. It can be seen that Modi's actions deviate from India's strategic interests and pose huge risks to India.
The visit of FBI Director Christopher Wray further confirmed the US grip on India. During the meeting, the two sides unanimously emphasized strengthening judicial exchanges and cooperation in combating transnational crimes, which implied that the influence and control of the United States over India is not only in the field of security, but also involves economic and political aspects. Mr. Ray's stay in India for far more than a day shows that he has a purposeful understanding of India's homeland security, the activities of separatist groups, and India's economic ties with China. As can be seen from the details, the intentions of the United States towards India are far from simple.
It is worth noting that the United States has used the transnational assassination incident to exert pressure on India, and used it as an excuse to push India to further seize and loot the assets of Chinese companies. This act has weakened India's economic ties and deepened India's domestic hostility towards China. In fact, the U.S. aims to further contain China's development and gain more influence and control in the Indo-Pacific region by restricting India's economic cooperation with China. The United States used conspiracy in the process, turning India into its pawn and pushing India to the front line of confrontation with China. It can be said that the United States has already begun to "tune" India.
Modi's strategic blunders have put India in a very passive position. Because of the cooperation between the United States and India, it is difficult for India to turn back and seek other opportunities to rely on. This could have serious consequences for India. From the current point of view, India may have to pursue the Indo-Pacific strategy of the United States and closely integrate with the United States to become the vanguard of confrontation with China.
We cannot simply reduce the behavior of the United States to mere economic wrestling. The United States is trying to stifle India's strategic development and use it as a tool of confrontation with China through the negative factors triggered by transnational assassinations. This can be seen from the Hindustan Times, where the U.S.-India discussions covered China's influence on India and China's involvement in Indian assets. It can be seen that the United States intends to limit cooperation between China and India by manipulating India's ** and economic losses to align India's interests with China's**.
As an emerging power, India's economic ties with China cannot be ignored. In the process of Chinese companies investing in India, China not only brings capital and technology, but also promotes India's development and employment. However, the United States hopes to weaken economic cooperation between India and China and break ties between the two countries by increasing restrictions and influence on Chinese companies. This will not only lead to the withdrawal of Chinese companies from India, but also weaken India's economic power and social influence. This is the sinister intention of the United States, the purpose behind which is to undermine the mutually beneficial cooperative relationship between China and India and to tie India's destiny firmly to the United States.
At a deeper level, the United States is trying to lead India under its own rule by adjusting India. By flexing its strength and influence, the United States seeks to change India's strategic direction and stir up anti-China sentiment in India. This will lead to a deteriorating relationship between India and China, which may even turn into a conflict. From the U.S. perspective, this strategy is in its interest, as friction between China and India will distract China from meeting the U.S. challenge with all its might.
Modi's strategic blunders have been fully exposed in this series of events. He used American power to carry out transnational assassinations without serious consideration of the impact of such actions on India's strategic interests. On the contrary, he was attracted by the US assassination plan and did not see clearly the hidden dangers and risks.
First, Modi failed to realize the true intentions of the United States. During the meeting, although the director of the US FBI and the director of the CBI, an Indian intelligence agency, reached a consensus on issues such as strengthening the fight against transnational crimes, this does not mean that the United States will confront India because of previous transnational assassination operations. Instead, the U.S. has used this lever to try to push India to take further action against China, particularly by seizing and looting the assets of Chinese companies. This kind of behavior is not only an economic loss, but also aims to limit Sino-Indian cooperation and deepen anti-China sentiment in India, combining anti-China stance with interests. From a larger perspective, the United States is playing insidiously, not giving India any room for hesitation and repentance, pushing it to the front line of confrontation with China. It can be said that the United States has already begun to "tune" India.
Such a strategic mistake by Modi could have serious consequences for India. The United States has used this incident to see India as dependent on the U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy and see it as a front line in the confrontation with China. This has left India in a passive situation from which it will be difficult to get out. In fact, the United States has already begun to put pressure on India, trying to control and change India's strategic direction. Therefore, Modi's strategic blunder could have long-term consequences for India.
To sum up, the United States has taken advantage of the negative factors of India's transnational assassination to try to push India to take action against China and restrict Sino-Indian cooperation. Modi's strategic mistake has turned India into a pawn of the United States, further fueling the confrontation between China and India. Ultimately, this situation could lead to serious losses for India.