Future of Bangladesh

[sweep_shot]

I see all the bhakts are still burning inside and making all sorts of snide remarks.

Your agent Hasina is unlikely to return. We made her flee like a dog. Remember this. Deal with it.

 

[Aang_The_last_airbender]

The economic numbers rarely lie, Yunus knows how to read those , esp that of South Asia, so he can easily conclude where he needs to fix what.

Him meeting Modi shows that he wants the best for his country as well, before that I just assumed he was running on anti-Hasina platform and didn’t care about anything else.

But true sons of the Bangla soil like Sweepie, cannot accept any association with India. This is treason.

I see all the bhakts are still burning inside and making all sorts of snide remarks.

Your agent Hasina is unlikely to return. We made her flee like a dog. Remember this. Deal with it.

Absolutely, Bangladesh needs a reset to time before 2010.

 

[sweep_shot]

Bhakts have been crying non-stop since August of last year.

Is this some sort of Guinness Book record? Longest length of whining and crying by a particular group.

Maybe they can collect their tears, boil it, collect the salts, and sell for profits.

Jokes aside, they should stop behaving like sore losers and embrace Dr Yunus's reign. He is unlikely to go anywhere. Even if he leaves, someone similar is likely to take over.

 

[Devadwal]

Only four months ago, in January, the World Bank projected a more hopeful 4.1% growth. However, that optimism has now faded, battered by a toxic mix of falling investments, persistently high inflation, financial sector instability, and deepening political uncertainty .

The downgrade is more than an academic adjustment – it signals a worsening human crisis. Behind every percentage point in GDP lies millions of livelihoods under threat, and for Bangladesh, the story is turning darker.

Poverty on rise as economic struggles deepen

The World Bank's Macro Poverty Outlook, published today (23 April) as part of its South Asia Development Update, presents an alarming scenario: between FY24 and FY25, millions of Bangladeshis are expected to slide into extreme poverty, living on less than $2.15 per day.

"High inflation and job losses have severely impacted welfare, especially for low-income households. In the first half of FY25, nearly 4% of workers lost their jobs, while wages fell by 2% for low-skilled workers and 0.5% for high-skilled workers," the report states.

According to the Washington-based lender, extreme poverty is set to rise to 9.3% in FY25, up from 7.7% the previous year, pushing 3 million more people into economic hardship.

Inequality, already on an upward trajectory for several years, is expected to worsen, with projections indicating a rise of one full Gini point. While remittance-receiving households may experience some relief, the majority – three in five families – are likely to deplete their savings to cope with economic shocks .

Political uncertainty, global risks weigh on growth prospects

The World Bank also warns that domestic political instability and global trade policy uncertainty could further weaken investment, exports, and overall economic growth. However, some external pressures have eased, with signs of narrowing balance-of-payment deficits and stabilising foreign exchange reserves.


"Downside risks to the outlook have increased substantially. Political instability ahead of the elections, international trade disruptions, weak reform implementation, persistent inflation, seasonal energy shortages, and banking sector vulnerabilities could further drag economic activity,"

Bangladesh's GDP growth to slump to 36-year low, 30 lakh more set to sink into poverty: WB

Only four months ago, in January, the World Bank projected a more hopeful 4.1% growth. However, that optimism has now faded, battered by a toxic mix of falling investments, persistently high inflation, financial sector instability, and deepening political uncertainty

www.tbsnews.net

 

[Devadwal]

During Sheikh Hasina goverment bangladesh was one the rising economy in the World but this Coup goverment destroyed all the hard work done by Hasina.

 

[IndoorCricket]

During Sheikh Hasina goverment bangladesh was one the rising economy in the World but this Coup goverment destroyed all the hard work done by Hasina.

Islamists dont mind staying in gutter as long as it is Islamic.

 

[Devadwal]

Islamists dont mind staying in gutter as long as it is Islamic.

Any country that encourages Religion & hate will end up like Pak and Afghanistan.

Even some section of India is following the same hate path .(bitter Truth)

On the other hand, China, which prioritizes Science & Tech is zooming into future with the right focus.

 

[Hitman]

Hope their people enjoy their New Bangladesh under that octogenarian Muhammad Yunus.

 

[Devadwal]

Hope their people enjoy their New Bangladesh under that octogenarian Muhammad Yunus.

All talks of revolution falling apart in less than 12 months

 

[IndoorCricket]

Bangladesh's Islamists Seek Abolition Of Women's Commission​

 

[Aang_The_last_airbender]

Bangladesh's Islamists Seek Abolition Of Women's Commission​

Every Islamic countries aspires to be Saudi Arabia after all.

 

[Bhaijaan]

Bangladesh's Islamists Seek Abolition Of Women's Commission​

Brother this thread is only about looking at the positive outcomes in the future.

This is not to discuss negative stuff. There are other threads for it.

Thanks

 

[Vikram1989]

Bangladesh's Islamists Seek Abolition Of Women's Commission​

What next?.abolishing womens education .clowns for a reason

 

[Devadwal]

Brother this thread is only about looking at the positive outcomes in the future.

This is not to discuss negative stuff. There are other threads for it.

Thanks

Mod merge my thread with your . Check post#84

 

[IndoorCricket]

Brother this thread is only about looking at the positive outcomes in the future.

This is not to discuss negative stuff. There are other threads for it.

Thanks

Bhaijan,

I understand your good intentions but this thread is about "Future of Bangladesh" whether its -ve or +ve. I would ask mods to change the title if thats not the case.

 

[Romali_rotti]

Bangladesh

 

[Hikaru]

Only four months ago, in January, the World Bank projected a more hopeful 4.1% growth. However, that optimism has now faded, battered by a toxic mix of falling investments, persistently high inflation, financial sector instability, and deepening political uncertainty .

The downgrade is more than an academic adjustment – it signals a worsening human crisis. Behind every percentage point in GDP lies millions of livelihoods under threat, and for Bangladesh, the story is turning darker.

Poverty on rise as economic struggles deepen

The World Bank's Macro Poverty Outlook, published today (23 April) as part of its South Asia Development Update, presents an alarming scenario: between FY24 and FY25, millions of Bangladeshis are expected to slide into extreme poverty, living on less than $2.15 per day.

"High inflation and job losses have severely impacted welfare, especially for low-income households. In the first half of FY25, nearly 4% of workers lost their jobs, while wages fell by 2% for low-skilled workers and 0.5% for high-skilled workers," the report states.

According to the Washington-based lender, extreme poverty is set to rise to 9.3% in FY25, up from 7.7% the previous year, pushing 3 million more people into economic hardship.

Inequality, already on an upward trajectory for several years, is expected to worsen, with projections indicating a rise of one full Gini point. While remittance-receiving households may experience some relief, the majority – three in five families – are likely to deplete their savings to cope with economic shocks .

Political uncertainty, global risks weigh on growth prospects

The World Bank also warns that domestic political instability and global trade policy uncertainty could further weaken investment, exports, and overall economic growth. However, some external pressures have eased, with signs of narrowing balance-of-payment deficits and stabilising foreign exchange reserves.


"Downside risks to the outlook have increased substantially. Political instability ahead of the elections, international trade disruptions, weak reform implementation, persistent inflation, seasonal energy shortages, and banking sector vulnerabilities could further drag economic activity,"

Bangladesh's GDP growth to slump to 36-year low, 30 lakh more set to sink into poverty: WB

Only four months ago, in January, the World Bank projected a more hopeful 4.1% growth. However, that optimism has now faded, battered by a toxic mix of falling investments, persistently high inflation, financial sector instability, and deepening political uncertainty

www.tbsnews.net

Even earlier, Bangladesh's microcredit economy was more like a midget wearing high heels to impress Western donors and opinion makers.

The dwarf-circus is finally exposed for what it always was.

 

[Daniel.Moore]

Russia’s largest clothing brand, Gloria Jeans, is planning to shift part of its production to countries like Bangladesh due to a growing labour shortage at home. The move follows the closure of a factory in Salsk, Russia. Bangladesh is being considered alongside Vietnam and Uzbekistan, largely because of lower production costs and better availability of skilled labour. China was once the preferred choice, but rising wages there have pushed companies to look elsewhere.

 

[Bhaijaan]

Russia’s largest clothing brand, Gloria Jeans, is planning to shift part of its production to countries like Bangladesh due to a growing labour shortage at home. The move follows the closure of a factory in Salsk, Russia. Bangladesh is being considered alongside Vietnam and Uzbekistan, largely because of lower production costs and better availability of skilled labour. China was once the preferred choice, but rising wages there have pushed companies to look elsewhere.

Great news for Bangladesh.
Will help create many jobs

 

[Bhaijaan]

Bhaijan,

I understand your good intentions but this thread is about "Future of Bangladesh" whether its -ve or +ve. I would ask mods to change the title if thats not the case.

My dear brother,
We have threads like Hindu plight and many others where the sorry situation in Bangladesh is already being discussed.

I created this space to keep track of the good things happening in Bangladesh for a better future.

 

[JaDed]

Dr Yunus does seem like a decent human being, he was wronged by Hasina and before that as well, and yes he has been put as a front by their Army Establishment but I genuinely think he has Bangladesh’s progress as his goal.

The issue is Bangladesh is actually has a very openly violent conservatives that is hard to reign in, depending upon how law and order would work there, which does seem unlikely.

For now I do think their Establishment is letting Yunus rule but if he ever questions them he would be put aside.

 

[sweep_shot]

"In just 8 months, Bangladesh has slashed its LNG import debt from $665 million to only $10 million. Petrobangla says the final payment will be made today, clearing all dues. Smart management, scrapping wasteful projects, and a remittance boost helped make it happen."

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1064517765699219&set=a.458560496294952.

 

[sweep_shot]

https://www.facebook.com/ChiefAdviserGOB/posts/122155320494466590

 

[JaDed]

Bangladesh’s Novoair Suspends All Flight Operations​

As of Friday 2 May, Bangladesh airline Novoair suspended all flight operations, leaving passengers and employees in limbo.

Bangladesh's Novoair Suspends All Flight Operations

As of Friday 2 May, Bangladesh airline Novoair suspended all flight operations, leaving passengers and employees in limbo.

aviationsourcenews.com

These issues are not new in Bangladesh’s aviation sector.

Other carriers, like Regent Airways and United Airways, faced similar hurdles before shutting down. Novoair’s last flight took place on May 1, 2025, on the Dhaka-Cox’s Bazar route, and since then, all services have been paused.

 

[Bhaijaan]

Dr Yunus does seem like a decent human being, he was wronged by Hasina and before that as well, and yes he has been put as a front by their Army Establishment but I genuinely think he has Bangladesh’s progress as his goal.

The issue is Bangladesh is actually has a very openly violent conservatives that is hard to reign in, depending upon how law and order would work there, which does seem unlikely.

For now I do think their Establishment is letting Yunus rule but if he ever questions them he would be put aside.

Bangladesh has had a history of violent regime changes.
The country swings between extremes like crazy.

 

[Ball Blazer]

Bangladesh's ex-premier Khaleda Zia returns, adding pressure for elections
Bangladesh’s ailing former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia returned to the country from London on Tuesday after four months of medical treatment, adding to pressure for its interim leaders to hold elections.

The South Asian country has been under a government led by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus since former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in a students-led mass uprising in August last year.

Zia, Hasina’s archrival, and her Bangladesh Nationalist Party have been pushing Yunus' government to hold a national election in December to return the country to democratic rule.

Under Hasina, many opposition political parties including Zia’s BNP had either boycotted the polls or accused the authorities of rigging them. Many welcomed Hasina's overthrow as a chance to return to democratic elections, but suspicion and uncertainty have surfaced in recent months about the new government's commitment to hold elections soon. It has said the next election will be held in either December or by June next year, depending on the extent of reforms in various sectors.

Her elder son, Tarique Rahman, leads the party as acting chief from exile in London.

After Zia landed at 10:43 a.m., she was greeted by senior party leaders at Dhaka's main airport. Zia, sitting in a wheelchair, smiled as she repeatedly raised her right hand to receive greetings.

Crowds gathered outside Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport to welcome the returning leader, amid tight security. Thousands of supporters, many carrying Bangladesh and BNP flags, waited along about a 9-kilometer stretch of road leading to her house in Dhaka's upscale Gulshan area.

Accompanied by her two daughters-in-law, Zia arrived on a special air ambulance arranged by Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, who also arranged her transport to London in January. Zia suffers from various serious health conditions and she has not attended any public gatherings.

Zia’s physical presence in the country has huge symbolic value for her party while Hasina is in exile in India.

Ahead of her arrival, BNP secretary-general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said Tuesday her return will help Bangladesh restore the democratic process.

"This is a joyous moment for us and the nation. At this crucial time for democracy, her presence marks a significant day for the country. We believe that Khaleda Zia’s return will facilitate the path to democratic transition,” Fakhrul told reporters.

Zia and Hasina have alternately ruled the country as prime ministers since 1991 when the country returned to a democracy after the ouster of authoritarian President H.M. Ershad.

Zia served the country as prime minister three times, twice for full five-year terms and once for just a few months.

During Hasina's 15 years in power, Zia was tried and jailed for 17 years in two corruption cases. Her party said the charges against Zia were politically motivated, an allegation Hasina's government denied. Later, Zia was released from jail on condition that she not leave the country.

Zia is the widow of former military chief-turned-president Ziaur Rahman, who was assassinated in 1981. Hasina is the daughter of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who led Bangladesh's independence struggle against Pakistan in 1971.

Source: https://abcnews.go.com/Internationa...a-returns-adding-pressure-elections-121505038

 

[Romali_rotti]

We found sweep_shot bro

14AGAIN on Instagram: "🫨🙃 Tahmid (a fake name), a Gen Z youth from Bangladesh who worked tirelessly to learn English from a very young age, reportedly scored a 9.0 which apparently is the highest possible score in IELTS. According to rumors, Tahmid g

38K likes, 4,844 comments - 14again on May 3, 2025: "🫨🙃 Tahmid (a fake name), a Gen Z youth from Bangladesh who worked tirelessly to learn English from a very young age, reportedly scored a 9.0 which apparently is the highest possible score in IELTS. According to rumors, Tahmid gave an interview...

www.instagram.com

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Bangladesh has had a history of violent regime changes.
The country swings between extremes like crazy.

In a multi-racial, multi-religious country true democracy can help to moderate some of the extremist. People are less compelled to take extreme actions if they know they just have to wait out 4-5 years, extremist groups have to tame down to recieve votes and if they inevitably take power then religiosity is quietly pushed to the side in favour of pragmatism.

Bangladesh has been denied that opportunity due to oppressive behavior from India. They will grow and flourish organically but Indian's must not demand immediate change. You are in no position to do so.

 

[sweep_shot]

In a multi-racial, multi-religious country true democracy can help to moderate some of the extremist. People are less compelled to take extreme actions if they know they just have to wait out 4-5 years, extremist groups have to tame down to recieve votes and if they inevitably take power then religiosity is quietly pushed to the side in favour of pragmatism.

Bangladesh has been denied that opportunity due to oppressive behavior from India. They will grow and flourish organically but Indian's must not demand immediate change. You are in no position to do so.

That's right. India is nobody to demand any change in Bangladesh. It is for Bangladeshi people to decide and Bangladeshis decided that on August 5, 2024 (when Hasina was booted out).

Next election, either BNP or NCP are likely to win. Awami League is unlikely to win again. New generations don't support Awami League. Awami League is a legacy boomer party.

 

[sweep_shot]

In a multi-racial, multi-religious country true democracy can help to moderate some of the extremist. People are less compelled to take extreme actions if they know they just have to wait out 4-5 years, extremist groups have to tame down to recieve votes and if they inevitably take power then religiosity is quietly pushed to the side in favour of pragmatism.

Another thing is bhakts using the words "extremist" or "Islamist" don't mean anything. These guys probably even consider common Muslims as extremists.

Either way, nobody needs certification from bhakts about anything.

 

[Aang_The_last_airbender]

In a multi-racial, multi-religious country true democracy can help to moderate some of the extremist. People are less compelled to take extreme actions if they know they just have to wait out 4-5 years, extremist groups have to tame down to recieve votes and if they inevitably take power then religiosity is quietly pushed to the side in favour of pragmatism.

Bangladesh has been denied that opportunity due to oppressive behavior from India. They will grow and flourish organically but Indian's must not demand immediate change. You are in no position to do so.

Its nice to be preached about democracy from land of Pakistan and Bangladesh .

 

[sweep_shot]

https://www.facebook.com/ChiefAdviserGOB/posts/122155461596466590

 

[sweep_shot]

https://www.facebook.com/ChiefAdviserGOB/posts/122155613564466590

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Awami league banned under terrorism law.

Modi officially hosting a terrorist group leader at the expense of Indian tax payer.

And they will lecture the rest of the world what is right and wrong.

Shame on India.

 

[Aang_The_last_airbender]

Awami league banned under terrorism law.

Modi officially hosting a terrorist group leader at the expense of Indian tax payer.

And they will lecture the rest of the world what is right and wrong.

Shame on India.

Awami League associates are MPs in UK. So what do will call UK??
Regime change terrorist designations are quite easy.
Your Pak army has been trying to prosecute IK and PTI as terrorists too. Is most of PP supporting a domestic terrorist, Imran Khan in Pakistan??

Imran Khan’s political games leave him isolated as Pakistan army destroys party

Allies desert former prime minister amid disappearances and torture as powerful military reasserts control

www.theguardian.com

 

[sweep_shot]

 

[sweep_shot]

2 good news this week --> India's defeat and Awami League's ban.

Woo hoo!

 

[Ball Blazer]

Bangladesh On Brink Of Military Coup? Army Issues Ultimatum To Interim Leader Yunus

A coup in Bangladesh appears imminent, as interim leader Muhammad Yunus refuses to step down or hold early elections. Yunus, who has been running the interim government, reportedly has no intention of conducting elections anytime soon. However, Army Chief General Waqar Uz Zaman has issued a final ultimatum – warning Yunus that national elections must be held before December.

General Waqar has reportedly made it clear that after this point, the Army will only recognise and report to an elected government. If Yunus refuses to comply, the military is likely to remove him and push for elections by December 2025. These developments strongly indicate that Bangladesh is once again edging toward a military-backed power shift.

Reports, quoting top intelligence sources say that General Waqar firmly believes that only an elected government should make strategic decisions, not unelected, imposed figures like Yunus. The Army chief considers the current civilian-led structure under Yunus to be a threat to national security, especially with civilians trying to use the military for non-military governance.

Anger Over U.S.-Backed Appointments

Tensions escalated when Yunus appointed a new National Security Advisor, reportedly pro-American, during the absence of the Army chief. This move has further angered the military.

In addition, the Army has strongly opposed Yunus’s proposals regarding a humanitarian corridor to Myanmar’s Rakhine State and the introduction of foreign management at Chattogram (Chittagong) Port.

Reports claim that the military has effectively rejected both the humanitarian corridor project and the idea of foreign control over the strategic port.

What’s the Army’s Plan?

General Waqar is now advocating for elections in December 2025. He supports the idea of forming a coalition government involving a new faction from both the Opposition, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League.


He reportedly has no objections to a coalition and sees it as a viable path forward. This stance aligns with BNP’s longstanding demand for elections by December.

Even Jamaat Turns Away

Yunus is reportedly now seeking support from the Jamaat-e-Islami. However, even Jamaat appears to have distanced itself, agreeing that only an elected government can serve the country’s interests.


The chief advisor is rapidly losing both political and military support. With no reliable political backing left and growing dissatisfaction within the armed forces, the reports suggest Yunus’s grip on power is weakening fast.

Jamaat, too, has made it clear that it prefers participating in elections under a democratically elected regime.

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/worl...ultimatum-to-interim-leader-yunus/ar-AA1FrJin

 

[Romali_rotti]

Awami league banned under terrorism law.

Modi officially hosting a terrorist group leader at the expense of Indian tax payer.

And they will lecture the rest of the world what is right and wrong.

Shame on India.

Well atleast Modi didn't have Osama as the guest of honour in their country

 

[sweep_shot]

I see sanghis are jumping around. But, their little agent is unlikely to return. They are getting excited by fake news. Sad.

 

[Hellion]

Bangladesh On Brink Of Military Coup? Army Issues Ultimatum To Interim Leader Yunus

A coup in Bangladesh appears imminent, as interim leader Muhammad Yunus refuses to step down or hold early elections. Yunus, who has been running the interim government, reportedly has no intention of conducting elections anytime soon. However, Army Chief General Waqar Uz Zaman has issued a final ultimatum – warning Yunus that national elections must be held before December.

General Waqar has reportedly made it clear that after this point, the Army will only recognise and report to an elected government. If Yunus refuses to comply, the military is likely to remove him and push for elections by December 2025. These developments strongly indicate that Bangladesh is once again edging toward a military-backed power shift.

Reports, quoting top intelligence sources say that General Waqar firmly believes that only an elected government should make strategic decisions, not unelected, imposed figures like Yunus. The Army chief considers the current civilian-led structure under Yunus to be a threat to national security, especially with civilians trying to use the military for non-military governance.

Anger Over U.S.-Backed Appointments

Tensions escalated when Yunus appointed a new National Security Advisor, reportedly pro-American, during the absence of the Army chief. This move has further angered the military.

In addition, the Army has strongly opposed Yunus’s proposals regarding a humanitarian corridor to Myanmar’s Rakhine State and the introduction of foreign management at Chattogram (Chittagong) Port.

Reports claim that the military has effectively rejected both the humanitarian corridor project and the idea of foreign control over the strategic port.

What’s the Army’s Plan?

General Waqar is now advocating for elections in December 2025. He supports the idea of forming a coalition government involving a new faction from both the Opposition, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League.


He reportedly has no objections to a coalition and sees it as a viable path forward. This stance aligns with BNP’s longstanding demand for elections by December.

Even Jamaat Turns Away

Yunus is reportedly now seeking support from the Jamaat-e-Islami. However, even Jamaat appears to have distanced itself, agreeing that only an elected government can serve the country’s interests.


The chief advisor is rapidly losing both political and military support. With no reliable political backing left and growing dissatisfaction within the armed forces, the reports suggest Yunus’s grip on power is weakening fast.

Jamaat, too, has made it clear that it prefers participating in elections under a democratically elected regime.

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/worl...ultimatum-to-interim-leader-yunus/ar-AA1FrJin

This is great news. Basically , China and the US are vying to be puppet master in BD - Bangladeshis are simply incapable of ruling themselves.

We need to build tie with all stakeholders and continue to push our interests in Bangladesh .

 

[Rajdeep]

People here must understand that there is a significant population in Bangladesh that hates Pakistan because of the atrocities of 1971 and align themselves more with India. They also love their Bengali identity more and wants absolutely nothing to do with Pakjabis and Urdu wasis. Similarly, there is also a significant population that loves Pakistan and wants the country to go into similar path as them. I have many BD friends, been in their forums and they fondly call these people as 'Rajakars'. A lie has been peddled here by @sweep_shot that with Sheikh Haseena gone, everyone is suddenly pro Pak. That is far from reality. He doesn't even live in Bangladesh...LOL. India must not ruin the relationship with Bangladesh completely due this significant sensible population there that still wants to maintain their Bangla identity.

 

[Hellion]

Looks like the current administration under Yunus is becoming just as autocratic and authoritarian as the Hasina regime?

An actress who played the role of Sheikh Hasina was arrested for no apparent crime.

 

[Bhaijaan]

People here must understand that there is a significant population in Bangladesh that hates Pakistan because of the atrocities of 1971 and align themselves more with India. They also love their Bengali identity more and wants absolutely nothing to do with Pakjabis and Urdu wasis. Similarly, there is also a significant population that loves Pakistan and wants the country to go into similar path as them. I have many BD friends, been in their forums and they fondly call these people as 'Rajakars'. A lie has been peddled here by @sweep_shot that with Sheikh Haseena gone, everyone is suddenly pro Pak. That is far from reality. He doesn't even live in Bangladesh...LOL. India must not ruin the relationship with Bangladesh completely due this significant sensible population there that still wants to maintain their Bangla identity.

Few days ago a Bangladeshi female friend of mine opened up big time with me. She apologized to me for everything the Hindus have been through in her country and for all the hate comments against Bharat by their people. She said what was initially a people’s movement was taken over by thugs and Islamist terrorists and decent people’s voices were forcefully silenced by them. They all are ashamed the way the Gen Z Islamists disrespected even the father of the nation.

Bangladeshi’s decent people have been held hostage for far too long

 

[globetrotter]

When Shaikh Hasina was in power the Bangladesh growth rate was above 8 and after just in 9 months, Bangladesh growth rate is dropped under 4. Our another south Asian neighbour on the way to become superpower

 

[Bhaijaan]

When Shaikh Hasina was in power the Bangladesh growth rate was above 8 and after just in 9 months, Bangladesh growth rate is dropped under 4. Our another south Asian neighbour on the way to become superpower

Imagine the opportunity losses in USD billions.

Anyway positive signs emerging now that the army wants an elected govt at the helm asap rather than sell out Younus.

 

[globetrotter]

Imagine the opportunity losses in USD billions.

Anyway positive signs emerging now that the army wants an elected govt at the helm asap rather than sell out Younus.

But still future so-called government should not treat religion is greater than economy…. Otherwise all barbaadi

 

[Bhaijaan]

But still future so-called government should not treat religion is greater than economy…. Otherwise all barbaadi

Its the dishonesty and the malice in heart.

Religion for a lot of these people is all about converting everyone and taking over as many regions as possible with out a care in the world for human rights. Islamists have a 100% record at destroying nations.

 

[straighttalk]

Awami league banned under terrorism law.

Modi officially hosting a terrorist group leader at the expense of Indian tax payer.

And they will lecture the rest of the world what is right and wrong.

Shame on India.

India hosts Dalai Lama and daughter of the father of Bangladesh...freedom fighters and independence icons

Pakistan hosts Osama Dawood Hafeez Masood ilyas Ansari Daniel Pearls mother and God knows who else.

 

[Bhaijaan]

India hosts Dalai Lama and daughter of the father of Bangladesh...freedom fighters and independence icons

Pakistan hosts Osama Dawood Hafeez Masood ilyas Ansari Daniel Pearls mother and God knows who else.

You forgot to mention Chahat Fateh Ali Khan - the biggest terrorist of them all

 

[globetrotter]

India hosts Dalai Lama and daughter of the father of Bangladesh...freedom fighters and independence icons

Pakistan hosts Osama Dawood Hafeez Masood ilyas Ansari Daniel Pearls mother and God knows who else.

You haven’t understood the difference between leaders and terrorists…. How many peoples were killed by Dalai Lama lama and Sheikh Haseena?

Your terrorists list consists of all US designated terrorists they deserves to be killed

 

[globetrotter]

Its the dishonesty and the malice in heart.

Religion for a lot of these people is all about converting everyone and taking over as many regions as possible with out a care in the world for human rights. Islamists have a 100% record at destroying nations.

That’s why world now not in a favour of new Muslim nation anywhere in the world. Btw Bangladesh demanded to send 50k tons rice… IMO we shouldn’t send as these nations taking India’s help in crisis and backstabbing India when they sees any opportunity

 

[Bhaijaan]

That’s why world now not in a favour of new Muslim nation anywhere in the world. Btw Bangladesh demanded to send 50k tons rice… IMO we shouldn’t send as these nations taking India’s help in crisis and backstabbing India when they sees any opportunity

I think we should totally send aid in difficult times in humanitarian ground. It’s not about them but it is what defines us as a nation. Besides Bangladesh is going through a phase. Half their people or more want strong relationships with India. They were a rapidly growing economy when they had good relations with us and look at them now. They will earn soon hopefully. They’re a victim of Islamist terror currently and we must do our bit to keep the Pro India voices alive.

Even in worst case scenario, Bangladesh doesn’t pose any major security risk to us by themselves . We are too far ahead. There’s no competition and should they decide to turn their country into a Chinese military bases then they should know only death and destruction awaits them.

 

[Vikram1989]

That’s why world now not in a favour of new Muslim nation anywhere in the world. Btw Bangladesh demanded to send 50k tons rice… IMO we shouldn’t send as these nations taking India’s help in crisis and backstabbing India when they sees any opportunity

Demanded or begged ? how can?

 

[Devadwal]

Awami League banned in Bangladesh, and the ban on the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party is revoke.

What a great revolution it was. LAMO

 

[globetrotter]

Awami League banned in Bangladesh, and the ban on the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party is revoke.

What a great revolution it was. LAMO

I am clearly foreseeing 3 nations standing in IMF line, one already standing, guess the two

 

[sweep_shot]

Sanghis are still going nuts over Bangladesh.

How come "4th largest economy" cares so much about what happens in Bangladesh? Quite perplexing.

Anyway, deal with it. Indian agents have been booted out. Bangladeshi matters are to be decided by Bangladeshis.

 

[sweep_shot]

https://www.facebook.com/ChiefAdviserGOB/posts/122159303180466590

 

[sweep_shot]

https://www.facebook.com/ChiefAdviserGOB/posts/122159277506466590

 

[Devadwal]

Dhaka Police bans rallies, processions outside Muhammad Yunus’ residence, Secretariat. Is Yunus afraid of peaceful protestors in Bangladesh who are raising voice against his failed leadership and tyranny?

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/government-affairs/383408/dmp-bans-rallies-processions-outside-yunus%E2%80%99

 

[Romali_rotti]

Dhaka Police bans rallies, processions outside Muhammad Yunus’ residence, Secretariat. Is Yunus afraid of peaceful protestors in Bangladesh who are raising voice against his failed leadership and tyranny?

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/government-affairs/383408/dmp-bans-rallies-processions-outside-yunus%E2%80%99

Lol

Bangla kitty ...


Bunch of good for nothing losersss.

 

[Romali_rotti]

I am clearly foreseeing 3 nations standing in IMF line, one already standing, guess the two

Bangladesh broken into a few pieces before then

 

[Vikram1989]

Dhaka Police bans rallies, processions outside Muhammad Yunus’ residence, Secretariat. Is Yunus afraid of peaceful protestors in Bangladesh who are raising voice against his failed leadership and tyranny?

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/government-affairs/383408/dmp-bans-rallies-processions-outside-yunus%E2%80%99

Wow .if its hasina, its dictatorship. If its himself, it's for greater good.

 

[Devadwal]

Islamists are uncomfortable in coup Regime of bangladesh .

https://twitter.com/x/status/1932871678024917489

 

[Romali_rotti]

Islamists are uncomfortable in coup Regime of bangladesh .

https://twitter.com/x/status/1932871678024917489

Mashallah what a wonderful sect of converts.

 

[Devadwal]

Mashallah what a wonderful sect of converts.

More humiliation for coup Regime.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1933019445074743394

 

[Vikram1989]

Islamists are uncomfortable in coup Regime of bangladesh .

https://twitter.com/x/status/1932871678024917489

He is a supporter of hasina.he deserves it

 

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Chatham House Interview | Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus speaks at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in Chatham House, London, on Wednesday. | By Chief Adviser GOB | Facebook

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus speaks at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in Chatham House, London, on Wednesday.

www.facebook.com

 

[sweep_shot]

https://www.facebook.com/ChiefAdviserGOB/posts/122160478448466590

 

[globetrotter]

Islamists are uncomfortable in coup Regime of bangladesh .

https://twitter.com/x/status/1932871678024917489

Bangladesh heading towards Taliban region… this Bangladeshis attack similar to Taliban’s destroying of statues of Buddhas in Bamiyan

 

[Devadwal]

Bangladesh heading towards Taliban region… this Bangladeshis attack similar to Taliban’s destroying of statues of Buddhas in Bamiyan

Bangladesh is controlled by Islamist so anything can happen there. Total jungle Raj.

 

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China, Bangladesh and Pakistan form historic tri-state strategic alliance

ISLAMABAD: China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh have agreed to deepen their trilateral cooperation across various sectors at their first-ever summit held in Kunming, China.

The meeting, which took place earlier this week in Yunnan province, was attended by Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong representing China, Acting Foreign Secretary Ruhul Alam Siddique representing Bangladesh, and Additional Secretary Imran Ahmed Siddiqui representing Pakistan. Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch participated via video link.

During the summit, the three countries pledged to work together based on the principles of “good-neighborliness, equality and mutual trust, openness and inclusiveness, common development, and win-win cooperation,” according to a joint statement issued following the meeting.

The countries committed to exploring collaborative projects in key areas such as trade, industry, maritime affairs, water resources, agriculture, climate change, health, education, youth engagement, culture, and think tank collaboration.

A trilateral working group will be formed to oversee the implementation of the agreed initiatives, aimed at enhancing economic growth and improving living standards across the three nations. The statement highlighted that the trilateral framework is rooted in “true multilateralism and open regionalism” and emphasized that it is “not directed at any third party.”

On the sidelines of the summit, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong held bilateral meetings with both Ruhul Alam Siddique and Imran Ahmed Siddiqui.

He also met with Haji Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi, acting deputy prime minister of Afghanistan’s interim Taliban administration, signaling broader regional discussions.

Source: https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/20...eeper-cooperation-at-first-trilateral-summit/.