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Obstacles over Bimstec?

I) A strong Bimstec pre suposses cordial and tension free bilateral relations among all its members states, this has not been the case for instance the trajectory among all its members India - Nepal India srilanka, Bangladesh _mayanamr

2) uncertainites over SAARC,

3)chinas decisivebintrusionnin the south east Asia Asian space has cast drak shadows.

4)The military coup in Myanmar brutal crack down of protesters and continuation Of popular resistance resulting in a protracted impasse have produced a new set of Challange. 
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