The subversive operations of the UFWD and Chinese intelligence agencies are a serious threat

 The subversive operations of the UFWD and Chinese intelligence agencies are a serious threat to the security and interests of countries around the world including India. It is important for the governments and civil society organizations to take steps to counter these threats and to protect Indian citizens from foreign interference.

The UFWD and Chinese intelligence agencies have been accused of carrying out subversive operations in India and neighboring countries like Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the Maldives. These operations are designed to influence public opinion, gain political influence, and undermine their national security.

UFWD is a complex organization with a wide range of activities. It is therefore important for countries to be aware of the UFWD's modus operandi and to take steps to protect themselves from its influence.

Conclusion

Authoritarian states like China and Russia have developed effective subversive agencies to undermine democracies. And with Beijing and Moscow forming their own “limitless” strategic compact, there is reason to believe that the two could coordinate their influence and infiltration operations in third countries. India, which is locked in a border dispute with China and is increasing its strategic engagements with the West, should watch out for entities like UFWD and Wagner targeting its interests in Africa and South Asia. It would be best for New Delhi to coordinate countermeasures with Western partners to deal with this all-too-possible threat.