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Aditya Sinha: Bhutan, Bihar & blink-first dilemma
Updated On: 17 July, 2017 06:08 AM IST | Mumbai | Aditya Sinha
<p>A domestic quandry and an international border dispute are different battlefields, but they may both test PMu00e2u0080u0088Modi the same way</p>


Nitish only returned as CM with Lalu's support; in 2014, Nitish was also swept away by the Modi wave. Pic/PTI
Ironically, the way that the People's Republic of China is aiming to use the current stand-off in Doklam to cleave the special relationship between Bhutan and India, is similar to the way that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to pry Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar from his senior coalition partner, Lalu Prasad's Rashtriya Janata Dal, over allegations of corruption against Lalu's son and Nitish's deputy, Tejashwi Yadav. It is the tactic of bullies.
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