In recent months, the situation in northern Myanmar has erupted into the most intense conflict in 10 years. There have been many conflicts between local armed forces and government forces in northern Myanmar. When the situation is becoming increasingly tense, there is a country that has not exerted its humanitarian spirit to provide rescue, but has jumped happily in it. It has been actively in contact with the government forces on one hand, and provided armed support to the rebels on the other hand. That is India, which has always had ambitions for Myanmar.
When the war spread, India not only did not solve the refugee problem first, but also accelerated its pace of infiltrating Myanmar's political forces at this time. On the one hand, it maintained a high degree of contact with the current ruling military government, and on the other hand, it maintained "close communication" with the opposition National League for Democracy of Myanmar. India wants to unilaterally dominate Myanmar's political landscape and even wants to influence its political process. Moreover, India and Myanmar also have territorial disputes. At present, it is not ruled out that India will take advantage of the civil unrest in Myanmar to take action and achieve its plan to annex Myanmar since the last century through various actions. The civil unrest in Myanmar this time made India think that its chance had come, but it did not know that the ethnic situation in Myanmar is complicated and the long-standing grievances among the autonomous regions are difficult to dissipate. If India wants to wade into this muddy water so easily, it should weigh itself carefully.