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Security cooperation between India and America will prove to be very important in the coming years. This claim has been made by America's top official Richard Verma. Verma had recently visited India and now in a blog he talked about the immense possibilities of cooperation between India and America and claimed that cooperation between the two countries can prove to be a global game changer. Richard Verma supported Joe Biden's statement in which Biden had said that India-US relations will decide the direction of the 21st century.
Richard Verma of Indian origin said that there is immense potential for cooperation between the two countries.
Indian-origin Richard Verma is posted as Deputy Secretary of the Department of Management and Resources in the US State Department and has also worked as a US diplomat in India. Richard Verma writes in his blog that 'As Joe Biden and PM Modi have said, the impact that India and America have on each other is very important, but what we can do for the world is more important. Is. Food security, tackling pandemics and the digital economy are areas where both countries can do a lot.
India-America will increase cooperation in these three areas
According to Richard Verma, defence, democratic values and technology are the three important areas where cooperation between the two countries is important and the last few decades have seen considerable progress in the development of relations between the two countries. Richard Verma wrote that the threats we face today are real, but together we can enhance our capabilities.
The top American official said that cooperation between the two countries is also necessary in emerging technologies. This will help in countering cyber attacks and its threats. Both countries should also work for data security. For this, both the countries can strengthen the internet infrastructure by partnering in digital connectivity and cyber security.
America said- We are worried about the implementation of CAA
The US government has issued a statement saying that it is concerned about the implementation of CAA in India and is closely monitoring the situation. US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said that we are concerned about the implementation of CAA on March 11 and are watching how the law is implemented. Respect for all religions, equal treatment of all classes is a basic democratic principle. The Government of India has recently implemented the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 in the country. This Act provides for granting Indian citizenship to non-Muslims coming to India from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan after facing religious persecution. Under this law, people of Hindu, Sikh, Parsi, Jain, Buddhist and Christian communities will get Indian citizenship. Muslims have been kept out of this law, which is being opposed. However, the government has clarified that this law is a citizenship law and there is no provision in it to take away citizenship.