India becomes severely isolated at both global, regional levels due to extremist policies

India has become severely isolated at both the global and regional levels due to extremist policies.

According to the South China Morning Post, Bangladesh and Myanmar have now moved out of India’s sphere of influence and are drawing closer to Pakistan and China.

After the end of Sheikh Hasina’s government in Bangladesh and her self-imposed exile in India, anti-India sentiments in Bangladesh have increased sharply.

According to international relations expert Sreeradha Datta, India is facing complexities in its relations with both Bangladesh and Myanmar.

Former diplomat K.P Fabian says that India has consistently failed to improve relations with its neighboring countries.

The analysts say Bangladesh is increasingly leaning towards Pakistan to strengthen its defense ties in the future.

They say in recent years, Pakistan’s political, military, and economic successes have established it as an influential and reliable country on the global stage.

India’s agenda of regional dominance has collapsed due to humiliating defeats in key battles and continuous diplomatic failures.