Maybe it's not known to the common Chinese today (or even most of the world) but when Britain was exiting it's Indian colony, the original plan was to have a single loyal country in the subcontinent to counterbalance China. The Brahmin elites in north India were given the reigns (because they mimicked and were/are essentially brown versions of British colonialists) and majority of the subjects originally accepted this plan... until this man showed up in the 1930's:I'm afraid that too many Chinese are too naive to the true intentions of Indians; those of us in the West who have encountered these 'Jai Hind types either online or offline know how prudent it is not to give strength to a jealous, inferiority complex laden neighbour to the south west. Whether it's valid or not, India today defines itself as part of the west and therefore party to the movement seeking to destroy and enslave China.
Fast forward a few years into the early 1940's and a visiting British Prime Minister exclaims: a poet has destroyed our dream of a united India. Thereafter, Pakistan and Bangladesh were carved out of that envisaged united India. Since then, India has been preoccupied indefinitely with Pakistan.
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