Lalmonirhat airbase India China: China is once again doing its tricks. This time he has implicated Bangladesh in the trap. China has sat on the air base of Bangladesh’s Second World War II in Lalmanirhat, a highly sensitive area of ​​India, Chicken Nek. This airbase is near the Siliguri Corridor. Chicken Neck is a 20 km wide strip in West Bengal, which connects India to the northeastern states.

China’s evil eye on the air base of China’s Second World War can cause concern for India. China had shown interest in Lylmonirhat airbase in early 2018, but Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government openly opposed China. This case had then stopped for some time, although now China is sitting on an eye once again.

Sheikh Hasina turned down China’s proposal

Sheikh Hasina announced the establishment of the first aviation university in Bangladesh in 2019. He had a plan to build a permanent campus of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Aviation and Aerospace University in Lalmanirhat, but the work was slowed due to the Korona virus. China had entered the matter. He proposed to provide financial assistance on the basis of debt, but Sheikh Hasina had allegedly rejected the proposal.

India’s concern may increase China-Bangladesh’s proximity

China is now in the process of hurling the leg again. The new interim government led by Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus has changed its attitude. Yunus had visited China as soon as he took office and discussed to strengthen the relationship between the two countries. Bangladesh’s growing proximity with China can increase the concern of India.