We won’t allow anti-India activities, says Bhutan PM

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We won’t allow anti-India activities, says Bhutan PM

hutan Prime Minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Y Thinley said on Saturday that his country would not allow anti-India insurgency groups to operate from its soil.

“Bhutan is a peaceful nation and we would not allow any insurgency group to operate from our land,” he said while talking to newsmen here.

He said a few years back some anti-India insurgency groups had managed to enter into Bhutan but Bhutanese military threw them out.

“They had entered into our deep jungles. We had to use our military to throw them out so that they cannot be a threat to India,” he said. Replying to a question, the Bhutanese prime minister expressed happiness that the relationship between India and China—Bhutan’s two immediate neighbours—had improved.

“The Chinese defence minister recently visited India. Both countries have now agreed to revive the joint military exercise after a long gap. It indicates that the relationship between the two are improving and everybody should feel happy about that,” said Thinley, who is on a four-day visit to Odisha to attend a number of functions which include a meeting of Maha Bodhi Society of India.

We won’t allow anti-India activities, says Bhutan PM

 

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We won’t allow anti-India activities, says Bhutan PM

hutan Prime Minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Y Thinley said on Saturday that his country would not allow anti-India insurgency groups to operate from its soil.

“Bhutan is a peaceful nation and we would not allow any insurgency group to operate from our land,” he said while talking to newsmen here.

He said a few years back some anti-India insurgency groups had managed to enter into Bhutan but Bhutanese military threw them out.

“They had entered into our deep jungles. We had to use our military to throw them out so that they cannot be a threat to India,” he said. Replying to a question, the Bhutanese prime minister expressed happiness that the relationship between India and China—Bhutan’s two immediate neighbours—had improved.

“The Chinese defence minister recently visited India. Both countries have now agreed to revive the joint military exercise after a long gap. It indicates that the relationship between the two are improving and everybody should feel happy about that,” said Thinley, who is on a four-day visit to Odisha to attend a number of functions which include a meeting of Maha Bodhi Society of India.

We won’t allow anti-India activities, says Bhutan PM

Amazing it is like grandma story, paristan, jungle...Aik dfa ka zikar hi kay kay kisi dowr men aik jungle men bhot saaary shikaari aa gai.......phir hum nay maar bhagayaa....

 

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Of course Bhudan dare not to offende India, they're heavyly depend on Indian for economy support and free donation, their population live the most happy life on earth thank their south Giant neighbor...while this same country leave their own population to survive with one meal per day.

Bhutan is strategically important for India's norht east security especially the Chicken neck, so they will do at all cost to make sure this one don't tilt toward China, every single bullet are carefully monitor and supervise but Indian army...and Indians are there to ensure the loyauty of this Country.

Now Bhutan offcials met Chinese Priminister that make India really nervious..