Suvendu Adhikari | The 120-Acre Chicken's Neck Pivot: India's New Strategy?

Ajouté : 2026-06-07

[00:00:01]BJP wins in West Bengal and the center just transferred 120 acres in the chicken's neck corridor that is also called India's strategic lifeline and if you look at it it lies between Nepal on the west Bhutan in the north and Bangladesh in the south very very close to China's Jumbi valley and it is the main route for the Indian army to move troops weapons and logistics to the forward areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. near the China border and Donald Trump personally congratulated Prime Minister Modi on next that's not just a courtesy call that is Washington DC signaling we are watching you and monitoring you India and then Marco Rubio lands in Bengal and then Sergio Gore the US ambassador to India also followed two senior American figures visiting a state that just flipped now let's connect the dots look at the bigger map half of South Asia India now shows a strong US influence.

[00:01:02]Washington DC always had their puppy called Pakistan. Bangladesh from 2024.

[00:01:08]Nepal last year as a check on China. And now Trump is sending their top official voice to India. And even India's foreign minister SJ Shankar put it bluntly.

[00:01:21]India cannot be a dalal state. India will not be a broker for others interest. Although India is showing a bare minimum effort, no senior official went to greet them upon their arrival.

[00:01:34]Our ancient principle is still alive.

[00:01:38]The guest is bought but India set it own table. So what's happening? Think of it like a chess. The US is placing pieces across South Asia in form of military base and India is securing its own king and protecting key squares like the chicken neck while staying somewhat friendly where it suits our national interest. Keep watching. This is not the end of story. It is a shift in the international relations game. J