NEW DELHI: India's foreign intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) is strengthening the maritime intelligence network in an attempt to clamp down on the growing dominance of China and Pakistan's nexus in the Arabian Sea. The agency is more attention to the Arabian Sea region. Eight months ago, during the rule of the then Maldivian President Abdullah Yami, Male became the foreign hub of the Pakistani intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

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A confidential report by RAW revealed that the Indian agency thwarted the design of ISI in the strategy island country Maldives. According to the report, the ISI, along with some close associates of the Chinese intelligence agency Ministry of State Security (MSS) and some close associates of former Maldivian President Abdullah Yameen, was promoting anti-India activities operating from the Pakistani Embassy in Male.

Yameen was reportedly in contact with a senior Pakistani diplomat and later came to the bluff of the Chinese agency. Reports suggest that during the reign of Abdullah Yameen (2013-2018), the strategy increased China's military, economic and political domination in the island. Yameen, on the other hand, did not get India's support. A high-level government source told the media that China invested two billion dollars in large-scale infrastructure projects, but more money given by Beijing was in the form of debt.

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