The world is evidencing the events going on in Taliban-led Afghanistan, with many countries worrying about their trade-ties with that of the war-scarred nation (Afghanistan). This is an important point to take a stand for the countries mainly lying in its vicinity, such as that of India. The peninsular country has invested heavily in Afghanistan and is now nearly irresolute about the future of its bilateral trade ties.
Thereby, it becomes important to discuss a few points of consideration lying ahead for India of Afghanistan after its takeover by the Taliban. Here, are some points of confab at glance.
1. Recognition of Taliban’s government.
According to the international federation and ordeals, India has attained international recognition, being a supportive nation following a democratic form of government. Since, Afghanistan has a custom of government formed without any coalition, i.e, a non-democratic form of government, it can not be recognized globally. As it is a non-supporter of democracy, a country like India can’t give a stand for afghani’s region leading to tie-up with its government leading it to remain in a standstill state of wars going on.
2. Military.
A country is vastly considered powerful based on the number of troops and other military equipment, it is comprised of. Sequentially another way to lie ahead is India providing its troops and weapons to Afghanistan’s army to hold on to the wars. But because even a powerful country like the United States of America is unwilling to help Talibanis with the throngs and military equipment, India being less potent in comparison stands nowhere to accomplish this act, hence getting a clear crosshead to this option.
Further, India is impeded by certain rules and regulations making it inefficient to take a step forward to provide afghans with its military strength.
3. Aggregating military sets.
Winning over a region with the military asset is one of the important ways to resolute. Chronologically, there can be a condition to lie ahead of Afghanistan, by allying military troops of various countries like the US, China, Bhutan, India, Russia, etc. But since a fact that the relation of countries is worsening with each other, union amongst them is not promising. Hence, the condition is not at all suitable for the implication.
4. Lying behind with safety.
At the current moment, people only being the priority, the relationship of India with the Taliban-led government remains anonymous. Another suitable condition for India could be just sitting with a relaxed back and watching at the war-mutilated Afganistan just like other countries. This act would neither be beneficial nor will pose out detriment to India.
Further, India has previously stated that it will not spot a government forced on Afghanistan, given that Kabul fell to the Taliban without any bloody clashes.
5. Waiting for its democracy.
It has already been the past two decades since the US-Nato forces have entered Afghanistan to help it fight the Taliban. India alongside has helped rebuild its municipal infrastructure. It is due to this reason, an emergence of democracy in Afgansitan is important for India to avoid a huge loss of economic strength.
Therefore, another part that India can play is to give a try to resolve with the Taliban for the formation of a democratic government. If unable to do so, need to wait until Afghanistan becomes fully democratic. This could lead India to get a benefit of trade-ties with the Taliban-led government.
