Could The USA be Spying On China Using India with Bhutan As A Cover?

China's efforts to strengthen ties with Bhutan have raised concerns from India about their regional influence. While some argue that India is genuinely worried about this development, others suggest that external influences could be driving their cautious stance toward China's activities. As China and Bhutan continue to improve their relationship, it begs the question: What motivates India to remain vigilant, and what justifications underlie their stance? Let's take a closer look at the evolving geopolitical landscape to better understand India's concerns and motivations.

In this video, we are going to see India's perspective on the relationship between China and Bhutan. Additionally, we will delve into the true nature of India's motives. Stay tuned until the end of the video to find out the potential impact of China's involvement on the ties between India and Bhutan. Without further ado, let's begin.

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[rabbitazteca]

Why the hell should India be concerned if China's closeness with Bhutan means lowering the tensions between countries amd creating the seeds for peaceful coexistence? Does India want the border regions to ALWAYS be in chaos?

[peanutbrain]

Lol...the "largest democracy" in the world doesn't believe in democracy for Bhutan to choose their friends. 😂😂😂

[wumao]

LOL what do you expect from India. Heard the saying " If you had 1 round and there is an Indian and a snake "?🤣🤣🤣

[josephtempongko]

Anything is possible with India as long as there is lots money and other freebies. That’s India nature, what to do my friend?

[rabbitazteca]

Bhutan is an independent state. The ties between China and Bhutan should not concern and bother an outsider like India.

[bruticusmaximus]

It is not India that is the problem, but still, it's their current far-right Prime Minister who is causing issues with the relationship between China and India.

[OhFookinELL]

India siding with the west raises concern to China. So who’s the weasel?.

[Moonlight_At_Sight]

100% true they are playing a double game.

[jacku]

Bhutan fought a war with the British in 1864 to 1865 with fake accusation of cross-border raids by Bhutan and sheltering of dissident. The truth is that the British imperialist ambitions in the region after sizing many states and kingdoms to form a new colony named India. The War lasted only five months and ended with the Treaty of Sinchula, which stood until 1910. Bhutan and the British signed the new Treaty of Punakha that lasted until 1947. That year, the British gave independence to a combinations of many states and kingdoms named India.

So what suzerainty over Bhutan by the British ? It is just an agreement over the cessation of war and guaranteeing Bhutan's independence. The treaty also affirmed Bhutanese independence as one of the few Asian kingdoms never conquered by a regional or colonial power.

[rabbitazteca]

Bhutan people are genetically closer tp Chinese as they are both frpm the same race. You can just tell even by looking at their faces and features

[josephguo]

wondering why the west never learn how to read a map?

[jacku]

The Dragon of Bhutan's flag shows the shared similarity with China and obvious difference with India. Both people of Bhutan and China are of Mongoloid stock. Genetically similar. Not the Indian. Clear difference is skin color too.

[taiwanstillisntacountry]

The problem always has been, the modern British-Raj still uses the old colonial map, of their old colonial master, the old British-Raj, to claim territory of all their neighbors.

[peterlim]

How can China trust India? No way Jose? 😂😂😂

[whuf]

There's a saying about India and the saying involves snakes in the grass and indians. This comparison is prevalent in SE Asia .

[cscsp]

What can India offer Bhutan? Development? Will Bhutanese be the latest Dalits?

[thedkjjones]

You have asked a valid question, and the assumption is right on

[domatthew]

Of course. India plays the geo political game so well. Playing one country off the other.

[MMLL]

This is true story.
When I was on a business trip, I took some bread with me from the breakfast buffet so that I didn't have to worry about what to eat along the way.
Anyways, I saw this boy and I offered him some bread. He immediately dig in, with both of his hands holding one bread each while munching one in his mouth, with his eyes were everywhere searching for more. From observation, he wasn't the poorest skinny type I ever seen and definitely not the "survival" type, more of a boy next door. GREED was what I saw in this 6-7 years old boy.
In reality, the Indian businessmen I dealt with always given me the same feeling, they are always trying to get what's not theirs. You can see and feel through their eyes.

[zululima]

Wait. Tibet is not taken over by China in 1950. It was already in the maps before communist takeover of China in 1949.