New Delhi: In a meeting with Myanmar Junta Senior General Min Aung HavingPM Narendra Modi underlined the importance of early restoration of the democratic process in Myanmar, including reliable and inclusive elections.
He said that India would support all efforts, as in the past, to pursue and pursue Myanmar -owned and Myanmar -led transition for a peaceful, stable and democratic future.
Amidst the Civil War in the country, the Jucca chief was on a rare journey abroad to attend the Bimstec summit. Modi offered condolences on the loss of life and the damage caused by the recent earthquake in Myanmar and the leaders discussed India’s ongoing efforts Operation Brahma To provide humanitarian aid, disaster relief and medical aid to Myanmar.
Unlike the West, India continues to join the army in Myanmar as there is a need for cooperation with the ASEAN country to examine the activities of rebel groups active in the border areas.
Modi also appreciated the support that Myanmar has extended for rescue and repatriation, which recently included Indian citizens of cyber-scam centers working on the borders between Myanmar and Thailand.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said, “The two leaders also agreed to cooperate with the activities of rebel groups with borders with the India-Myanmar border, and human trafficking.”
