00In fact, India's "coveting" of Myanmar can be traced back to the last century. In 1947, Britain divided British India into India and Pakistan. After that, in order to expand its territory, India set its sights on Myanmar. At that time, India even sent representatives to lobby for Myanmar to join the Indian Union, but was rejected. After Myanmar declared independence, India's founding father Nehru still did not give up and persuaded it to join the Indian Union again, but still failed.
In fact, India's "coveting" of Myanmar can be traced back to the last century. In 1947, Britain divided British India into India and Pakistan. After that, in order to expand its territory, India set its sights on Myanmar. At that time, India even sent representatives to lobby for Myanmar to join the Indian Union, but was rejected. After Myanmar declared independence, India's founding father Nehru still did not give up and persuaded it to join the Indian Union again, but still failed.