Modi did not allow Malaysian Prime Minister Mahatir Mohammad to pass through Indian airspace
Islamabad … News Time
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration visits Malaysia’s Prime Minister Mahatir Mohammad on the occasion of Pakistan, India’s air strikes has not been allowed to fly. Sources have said that this permission was taken back on the last occasion, due to which Malaysian Prime Minister had to travel a long journey. And they went to Oman from the Arabian Sea and then came to Islamabad.
Global relations experts say it is very amazing because India and Malaysia’s friendly relations have been a good date for many years. The trade volume between the two countries is more than $ 10 billion, which is expected to take up to $ 25 billion by 2020. One possible reason for this unusual and non-diplomatic move by Indian Prime Minister Modi can be preferred by Prime Minister Mahatir on India. An Indian journalist Elizabeth Roche wrote during the third visit of Najib Razzaq in India in 2017 many people in the government and the Indian Strategic Community agree that bilateral relations were unsatisfactory in the era of former Prime Minister Mahatir Mohammad living in power from 1981 to 2003. And due to this, India’s independent enemy is Pakistan’s trend. During the Najib Razzaq regime, Malaysia and India relations reached new height. Najib Razzaq visited India several times and during his last visit in 2017, Malaysian Business Mens made a $ 36 billion agreement including the construction of Infrastructure Development, food security and smart cities. A Pakistani retired diplomat said that such a move is very difficult among those countries which are not against each other but yes, it can be done in such a circular environment as the environment is still in Pakistan and India. But this is also the case of all Modi administration.
In Malaysia, about 1.7 million Hindus live in India and 86% of Malaysia-based Hindus. Prime Minister Mahatir Mohammad himself is Indian origin. His grandfather, Iskandar, came from British East India Company in 1870 as Kerala to Kedeh royal palace as an English language tutor.
