While Yadav did not specifically mention Bangladesh or India, he questioned the "failure" of foreign policies that result in strained relations with surrounding countries, the news agency report stated. 

It added that SP chief Akhilesh Yadav contended that unilateral meddling in another country's domestic affairs is improper under world diplomatic standards. Yadav further claimed that a government's silence or inaction in such cases shows a serious geopolitical error in its foreign policy.

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"One thing that needs to be specifically highlighted is that history also teaches that any power that uses the political situation of another country to fulfil its own political designs, weakens the country both internally and externally," Yadav wrote in his post. 

He added, "Many times, interference by any other country at a single level in the internal matters of a country is not considered appropriate on global diplomatic standards, but in such a case, for the all-round protection of the affected country and its culturally related people, that country should activate its silent foreign policy and take courageous and positive vocal initiatives in collaboration with the world community, so that meaningful solutions can be found."

The Samajwadi Party chief further wrote, "The government which remains a silent spectator in such a situation should believe that it is the failure of its foreign policy that the conditions in the countries adjacent to it in all directions are neither normal nor favourable for it. This means that from the 'geopolitical' point of view, there has been a grave mistake in its foreign policy. Only by binding a large geographical area with the thread of cultural proximity, mutual understanding and brotherhood can peace be brought to various troubled land blocks of the world."