Please give me the another answer for, this question I am not satisfy with your answer
If you were thePRIME MINISTERof INDIA then what will be your foreign policy in case when you two options in relation with MAYANMAR
i) Will you support military power because you have very much good relationship in trade with it or,
ii)you will suport democracy becauseINDIAis always in favour of it.
Caution:- If you support democracy, the millitary government could say the first look in your country(india) that isKASMIRand tell you to first take refrendum in your country i.e. ourKASMIR.
You may add the following more points in your answer which will substantiate your arguments:
a. India will never support a military regime in Myanmar most certainly from its own experience of being the largest democracy in the World.
b. Military regimes may bring political stability, quick decision making but they are most brutal, corrupt as there is no check on them and are against the ideas of rights, liberty and equality.
c. Infact, today Myanmar is on the threshold of democratic change. From April 2011, it has taken the first tentative steps on its journey towards democracy.
d. This move has been welcomed by US , EU with now countries lifting non military sanctions and offering development aid to Myanmar.
e. With regard to Kashmir, it is important to understand that Kashmir is an integral part of India, with people of Kashmir enjoying fundamental rights and with an elected legislative assembly.
f. Kashmir as an issue should not be a determining factor of India's relations with any country.
a. India will never support a military regime in Myanmar most certainly from its own experience of being the largest democracy in the World.
b. Military regimes may bring political stability, quick decision making but they are most brutal, corrupt as there is no check on them and are against the ideas of rights, liberty and equality.
c. Infact, today Myanmar is on the threshold of democratic change. From April 2011, it has taken the first tentative steps on its journey towards democracy.
d. This move has been welcomed by US , EU with now countries lifting non military sanctions and offering development aid to Myanmar.
e. With regard to Kashmir, it is important to understand that Kashmir is an integral part of India, with people of Kashmir enjoying fundamental rights and with an elected legislative assembly.
f. Kashmir as an issue should not be a determining factor of India's relations with any country.