Well there are too many loose ends in the article. Once you look at it out of the box with a cosmopolitan view you would notice that how 'might is right' and 'survival of the fittest' prevail in all those scenarios cited. For example: drug curtails are not necessarily from India, internally we failed as a nation to keep up with proper control of law and order which gives rise to so many trafficking groups that the local administrations around the vast border in general fail to operate in an effective way. Also we can talk about the much debated sea-boundary issue. BD yet to take a proper measure and necessary voice in UN and other international organizations responsible when less provocative Myanmar can become a threat for us.
It just happens, think as an Indian and you will be having a different perspective.
About making effort through civil society as well as political wings, I will add to that the noise that should be coming from the concerning expatriates who also are worried in the same line as you and the writer.
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