Some Chinese spy ships have been found in Sri Lanka. Since these ships were found, efforts were made to understand their purpose. At present, their motive has come to light. China’s eyes are currently on India’s treasury. He is rapidly gathering information about it. Along with this, the Dragon also keeps its eyes on the minerals of India.
According to the Economic Times, the purpose behind the visit of Chinese spy ships to Sri Lanka is the hidden treasure in India, which China is eyeing. These ships are being found again and again in Colombo. Their objective behind this is to gather information about the property of South India. Along with this, China is also gathering information about the mineral treasures in the Gulf of Mannar.
Oil and Gas Reserves Are Worth 260 Billion Dollars
Let us tell you that there are vast oil and gas reserves in the Gulf of Mannar, which extends from South India to North-West Sri Lanka, on which China is keeping an eye. Oil and gas reserves are worth about $260 billion in the Gulf of Mannar.
Stockpiles Were Found In Sri Lanka in 2011
For the first time in 2011, information about natural gas reserves was received here, but till now, it has not been exploited by Sri Lanka. With this reserve found in Sri Lanka, the energy needs of Sri Lanka can be met for the next 60 years.
What Is The Specialty Of Mannar Bay?
Apart from this, if we talk about the Gulf of Mannar, this area is considered rich in marine biodiversity. About 4223 varieties of plants and animals are found here. Apart from this, this area is quite famous for its biological wealth. Many types of marine diversity reserves of global importance can be seen here. Apart from this, the creatures found here are several thousand years old.
Where Is Mannar Located?
Let us tell you that Mannar is mainly located between South India and North-West Sri Lanka. Also, oil and gas resources worth more than $260 billion are found here.
Sri Lanka Is Burdened With Debt
Experts who know China’s strategy believe that spying through Sri Lankan waters is a pattern of China. Sri Lanka is currently in debt to China. China is taking advantage of this compulsion, and Sri Lanka has surrendered. About 52 per cent of Sri Lanka’s bilateral loans are from China.
