As Democrat Joe Biden slowly advances to become the new president of the United States, many Indians believe that another term for incumbent President Donald Trump would have been better for India, as many see him as a close friend of the prime minister Narendra Modi.
But Indians shouldn’t worry too much about the election of Biden as the new president of the United States as it will be as good for India as Trump and the regime change in the United States will not affect the strong relations between New Delhi and Washington. However, some experts argue that the appointment of Biden may change some things for India that may not be good news for us.
There is no denying the fact that Trump backed India to the core during the current border tension with China, but the 77-year-old Biden is likely to try to bring New Delhi and Beijing to the negotiating table and not openly support him. India as Triumph. But one thing is clear: Like Trump, Biden will also not pressure China to stop its aggressive stance against its neighbors.
It should be remembered that Biden has voiced his disapproval of the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Registry of Citizens (NRC), and the words of vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris on repealing Article 370 are also something India cannot forget. . “We have to remind Kashmiris that they are not alone in the world. We are following the situation. It is necessary to intervene if the situation demands it ”, he had said. However, experts say that Biden may prefer not to raise these issues after taking office.
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On the other hand, it is widely claimed that Pakistan is happy to learn that Biden is on his way to be sworn in as the new president of the United States. Biden is a former diplomat and has had cordial relations with Pakistan and that is why Pakistan supports him.
In 2008, Pakistan awarded Biden the second highest civilian honor, ‘Hilal-e-Pakistan’. Joe Biden and Senator Richard Lugar were at the forefront of the proposal to bring non-military aid worth $ 1.5 billion to Pakistan. Place also received the ‘Hilal-e-Pakistan’ award.
Pakistani analysts feel that Biden as president will bring back the old era of diplomacy between the two countries.
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In 2011, when US forces killed the world’s most wanted terrorist Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan, Biden criticized this operation that was carried out by US forces on Pakistani soil.
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