India has been ambivalent on tackling political issues in its region I adding to the sense that it i...........

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India has been ambivalent on tackling political issues in its region,_______________.

I. adding to the sense that it is unsure of its next steps when dealing with neighbours on political issues.

II. for it allowed a five-month-long blockade at the Nepal border, calling for a more inclusive constitution — but in the case of Myanmar, it lost precious ground in Bangladesh when Mr. Modi refused to mention the Rohingya refugee situation during a visit to Nay Pyi Taw.

III. often trapped between the more interventionist approach of the U.S., which has openly championed concerns over ‘democratic values’ and the approach of China, which is to turn a blind eye to all but business and strategic interests.

Only II

Only III

Only II and III

Only I and II

All of the above

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Explanation:

Correct Answer is (e).I. India has been ambivalent on tackling political issues in its region, adding to the sense that it is unsure of its next steps when dealing with neighbours on political issues.
This makes sense and is correct grammatically and contextually.
II. India has been ambivalent on tackling political issues in its region, for it allowed a five-month-long blockade at the Nepal border, calling for a more inclusive constitution — but in the case of Myanmar, it lost precious ground in Bangladesh when Mr. Modi refused to mention the Rohingya refugee situation during a visit to Nay Pyi Taw.
This makes sense and is correct grammatically and contextually.
III. India has been ambivalent on tackling political issues in its region, often trapped between the more interventionist approach of the U.S., which has openly championed concerns over ‘democratic values’ and the approach of China, which is to turn a blind eye to all but business and strategic interests.
This makes sense and is correct grammatically and contextually.
Hence, option E is correct.