Bangladesh would only need a fighter jet vis-a-vis India. Would that be a cause of concern for India? “If there’s a mutual defense pact between China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, then we’ve got something seriously to worry about,” says Sandeep Unnithan. “Our security establishment is watching this closely. We have examined the chicken’s neck and Bangladesh’s vulnerable areas, which are more exposed than ours,” says Anil Chopra, Centre for Air Power Studies. #BattleCry | Gaurav Sawant | India Today

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