Indian expert warnings about the presence of military weapons in the Bay of Bengal

The Bay of Bengal is rich in strategic military resources (or arms) such as submarines or submarines. Experts believe that if there is a slight misunderstanding in it, it can be created from the horror. Online News of India It is said that Bangladesh has already bought submarines from China. Myanmar tends to buy it from Russia. The retired Vice Admiral PK Chattopadhyay has warned in this regard. He spoke at an International Conference on 'Indiana Maritime Connectivity: Impressions of the Bay of Bengal' in Kolkata on Monday. The organizer was the Observer Research Foundation. At this conference, PK Chatterjee said, we have to be careful about these weapons. Since the presence of such vessels is increasing (in the Bay of Bengal region), due to misunderstanding, there is a great danger of conflict between friendly countries. Myanmar is likely to be the owner of the submarine in the near future. The problem is, if the supplier is the same. Note here that India operates the submarine made in Russia. Besides, the Navy's aircraft and warships continue to indulge in any Chinese vessel or ammunition in India's watershed. In this case, if the Navy of friends countries operates the same Chinese submarine, Indian researchers or researchers may hesitate. PK Chatterjee said, "We do not think that people should have an eye on China's view of the concept of 'String of Pearls'. Note that PK Chatterjee, former commander in chief of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands command-in-chief He said that I do not think India should be considered to have been surrounded. China is only increasing its presence in the sea. Nobody is preventing India from doing the same thing. He later criticized India's failure to economically and militarize strategically the Andaman and Nicobar islands. He said that the land area of ​​Andaman Island is about 8,000 square kilometers. Of this, only about 6 percent of revenue is related to revenue. The army using only 0.6 percent of the land. We have to liberate our minds. There, we need to think again about the policy of environmental clearance. Andaman and Nicobar islands can not be an alternative to significant wealth (military). We need to research how much resources can be set up from Naval Eastern Naval Command.
Japanese Consul General Masayukuki Taga in India inaugurated the inaugural speech. Professor Takenori Hormotta, senior researcher Hedehuru Tanaka and Jadavpur University professor Anindya Jyoti Majumder were present.