India annexed Sikkim. Why did the United States and the Soviet Union choose to turn a blind eye?

India annexed Sikkim, and the United States and the Soviet Union, two world powers, chose to turn a blind eye and turn a deaf ear at that time out of national interests. In the international community, there are only eternal interests and no eternal friends. India's annexation of Sikkim took place at the most tense stage of the Cold War, when the United States and the Soviet Union were in a tense confrontation. For India, a regional power, both the United States and the Soviet Union want to win over, so they don't want to offend the Soviet Union, so they turn a blind eye to India's behavior choices.

Sikkim, with a history of more than 300 years, was a vassal state of the Qing government in the Qing Dynasty. However, it has a small territory, a small population and weak strength. In the international community, obscurity is ignored by everyone. Although not important to other countries, Sikkim's geographical location is very important to India.

Due to historical reasons, Indian territory is a bit embarrassing. It is connected with the vast Assam state in the west through the narrow Xiguli Corridor. Sikkim is just above the Xiguli Corridor. Once other big powers control Sikkim, it will be easy to cut off the Xiguli Corridor and make India lose a large territory. Therefore, India has always been eyeing Sikkim and drooling.

In order to achieve the goal of annexing Sikkim, Indians began planning more than 20 years in advance. At first, India continued to immigrate to Sikkim. At that time, Sikkim was poor and sparsely populated. I thought it would be good for some immigrants to build it, so I was unprepared. Slowly, when the proportion of Indians is getting higher and higher and the proportion of Sikkim people is getting lower and lower, Indians show their sharp teeth and hold a referendum on joining India in Sikkim.

In order to achieve the goal of annexing Sikkim, Indians began planning more than 20 years in advance. At first, India continued to immigrate to Sikkim. At that time, Sikkim was poor and sparsely populated. I thought it would be good for some immigrants to build it, so I was unprepared. Slowly, when the proportion of Indians is getting higher and higher and the proportion of Sikkim people is getting lower and lower, Indians show their sharp teeth and hold a referendum on joining India in Sikkim.

The result of the referendum is definitely to join India. There is no doubt that Indians are the majority after all. Of course, the rulers of Sikkim did not agree, and India directly sent troops to invade. That's it. There is no other country in the world like Wuxi Gold. It has disappeared for more than 40 years now, and basically no one is proposing it.

This shows a truth: a weak country will be bullied, and no one will uphold justice. The only way out is for the country to be strong. Only in this way can the fate of the country be in our own hands.