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Recently, media reports indicated that India invited representatives from 11 legitimate political parties in Myanmar and 5 ethnic armed groups that have signed the NCA to attend the Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) conference on constitution and federalism, held in New Delhi from November 5 to 6.Reuters also confirmed that the Indian government is inviting the National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar in exile, as well as ethnic armed groups from Chin State, Rakhine State, and Kachin State, which border India, to participate in a seminar to be held in New Delhi in November.

It can be seen that India is engaging in talks with both the Myanmar government and the anti-government factions, with the aim of stabilizing the internal situation in Myanmar to ensure the security of its borders.

India's move is consistent with its approach to the West and emerging BRICS countries.