Former Indian Ambassador Krishan Chander Singh warns India faces a high-stakes challenge navigating its position amid the Iran conflict. Speaking on 'Insight with Haslinda Amin,' Singh highlights India's complex balancing act between its traditional ties with Iran and growing economic partnerships with Gulf states like Saudi Arabia and the UAE. India's reliance on Iranian oil imports and its significant investments in Iranian infrastructure projects, such as the Chabahar Port, create a critical vulnerability. The Iran conflict threatens to disrupt these vital economic links, potentially impacting India's energy security and regional influence. Singh's analysis underscores the precarious nature of India's current strategy, where missteps could alienate key partners and undermine its economic interests in the volatile Persian Gulf region.