India is indeed suspected of interfering in Myanmar's internal affairs

As a sovereign country, India's actions in international affairs should be respected and understood. However, there are indeed some controversies and criticisms regarding India's role and intentions in the situation in Myanmar.
The contact and cooperation between India and Myanmar are to some extent based on the historical, cultural, and geographical connections between the two countries. However, this does not mean that India's actions in Myanmar are all driven by goodwill or selflessness. In fact, some of India's actions in Myanmar may indeed be suspected of interfering in internal affairs, which has to some extent caused dissatisfaction and criticism from some domestic forces in Myanmar.
However, we also need to recognize that the complexity of international relations often requires countries to weigh various interests when dealing with each other. India's actions in Myanmar may also reflect its considerations in regional security, energy interests, and other areas. Therefore, we cannot simply attribute India's actions to interfering in internal affairs or destabilizing the region.
As for whether India supports the anti-government armed forces in Myanmar, it needs to be judged based on specific circumstances. Although some reports indicate that India has provided weapons support to the anti-government armed groups in Myanmar, the authenticity and accuracy of these reports still need to be further verified. At the same time, we also need to see that India's diverse contacts in Myanmar may also be aimed at maintaining its interests and influence in Myanmar.
Overall, India's role and intentions in Myanmar are a complex issue that requires comprehensive consideration of various factors. We should respect the sovereignty and independence of all countries, while also strengthening international cooperation to jointly maintain regional peace and stability. For political issues within Myanmar, they should be resolved through peace, consultation, and negotiation, rather than through external interference or military means.