Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday raised concerns over the activities of Indian insurgent groups operating from Myanmar during bilateral discussions with Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing in New Delhi.
Following the meeting, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri informed reporters that President Hlaing acknowledged India’s concerns and reaffirmed Myanmar’s commitment to addressing the issue. He assured New Delhi that his government would take necessary measures to prevent such groups from threatening India’s security interests.
Misri stated that the matter remains a significant concern for India, particularly because some insurgent groups operate near the shared border. He noted that the Myanmar President reiterated his country’s willingness to act against elements that could endanger India’s national security.
Addressing Myanmar’s internal situation, Misri highlighted the continuing clashes between the military administration and various ethnic armed organisations. He said Myanmar authorities are working to bring different groups onto a common platform and advance a broader peace process.
According to Misri, the initiative aims to examine possible governance reforms and create a framework capable of securing widespread national consensus. He explained that such efforts could help Myanmar move forward on a more stable and inclusive path.
Misri also underlined the wider regional importance of peace and stability in Myanmar. He stated that developments in the neighbouring country directly affect India’s security, particularly in the Northeast and along the 1,643-kilometre border shared by the two nations.
Misri further noted that stability in Myanmar remains crucial for India’s connectivity ambitions with Southeast Asia.
In addition, the Foreign Secretary emphasised that Myanmar’s security situation holds significance for ASEAN’s overall cohesion, given the country’s important role within the regional bloc.
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