Muhammad Faisal: India’s BRICS Move Signals Shift from the West

India’s Alleged Technology Deal with Russia Sparks Western Concerns

In a recent discussion with “Forsige,” International Mediator Muhammad Faisal highlighted the significant geopolitical shift India is undergoing after joining BRICS. Faisal pointed out that India’s alleged transfer of advanced electronic technology, acquired from the U.S., to Russia in exchange for cheap oil has raised alarms in the West. This accusation, if proven true, could lead to a major rift between India and its long-standing Western allies, particularly the United States. At the same time, Russia’s role in mediating border disputes between India and China, both BRICS members, further distances India from Western influence.

BRICS Outshines Western Alliances, Elevates Member States to Power

Muhammad Faisal also emphasized the transformative impact of BRICS on global power dynamics. Unlike traditional military alliances like NATO, which focus on defense and weapon sales, BRICS offers its member states opportunities for individual empowerment and economic growth. Faisal noted that despite China’s opposition, India’s inclusion in BRICS through Russian mediation has accelerated its economic development. This strategic alliance could soon see India aligned with two nuclear powers, Russia and China, potentially reshaping the regional balance of power, much like the moves made by former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.