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" 2. India chose to brandish the 1949 Indo- Bhutan Treaty wherein it was stated that Bhutan's foreign affairs was to be guided by India.
That clause was removed in the 2007 revised 1949 Indo- Bhutan Treaty. Bhutan opted to conduct her foreign affairs independently and had never sought Indian guidance. However, this time during Doklam crisis, India refused to recognise Bhutan' s right to her own independent foreign policy.
Considering such super human sacrifices made by the people and Kings of Bhutan, it would be crazy to seek Indian intervention at Doklam. Indian Army had simply bull dozed in unannounced. An invasion at Doklam happened.
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" Initially it seemed that Bhutan was duped by Indian action at Doklam. Maybe Bhutan just meekly succumbed to Indian aggression on the border front and diplomatic arm twisting on the foreign affairs front. Bhutan complained to China and even issued a Press Release that
were in line with
political ploy of India.Thankfully Bhutan, ultimately, recognised betrayal signs and decided to stand her ground.
Bhutan refused to condone Indian transgression at Doklam. If she had , next thing Thimphu, Paro and Haa would have been flooded with Indian combat troops and war machinaries on the pretext of inevitability of Chinese invasion. From the day one of transgression at Doklam, vociferous Indians and even few treacherous pro-Indian Bhutanese voices were crying aloud about the danger posed by China from Doklam to the northern Valleys of Haa, Paro and Thimphu. Doklam is actually part of Samtse Dzongkhag in the South. Most Bhutanese did not even hear of name of the remote mountsin Plateau till then. And ironically if such evil people had their ways, before China or even most Bhutanese woke up,
Bhutan could have been another Sikkim.
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