Pakistan-Bangladesh reset alarms India as Dhaka warms to Islamabad after Sheikh Hasina’s fall

[Bhaag Viru Bhaag]

More than five decades after Bangladesh’s bloody war of independence, Dhaka and Islamabad are rediscovering each other. The trigger: the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s regime in August 2024, a watershed that has altered South Asia’s geopolitical chessboard.

In the past year, Pakistan has stepped up outreach with Bangladesh’s interim government led by Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus, while Dhaka’s ties with New Delhi have visibly cooled.

Indian defence and security circles are watching nervously. “India sees the closeness between the two countries with serious concern,” intelligence sources told News18. The worry is not just about history, but about the future, with China in the mix, News18 report added.

Dar’s Dhaka visit: Six agreements signed

On August 23–24, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar made a two-day visit to Dhaka, the first by a Pakistani foreign minister in 13 years. The trip produced six formal agreements, including:

• Visa abolition for diplomatic and official passport holders
• A Joint Working Group on Trade
• MoUs between both countries’ foreign service academies

Cooperation pacts between the Associated Press of Pakistan and Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, and between strategic think-tanks

A cultural exchange programme

Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs hailed the visit as a “significant milestone.” Dar also announced a Pakistan-Bangladesh Knowledge Corridor, offering 500 scholarships to Bangladeshi students, including 125 in medicine, and training slots for 100 Bangladeshi civil servants over five years.

Civil and military reset: from generals to student leaders

The outreach wasn’t limited to paperwork. Bangladesh Army’s Quarter Master General Lt. Gen. Md Faizur Rahman travelled to Pakistan, meeting Gen. Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman of Pakistan’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee. Both sides pledged to enhance defence and security cooperation.

Dar, meanwhile, met not only with government officials but also with opposition parties and street-movement leaders, including:

• Jamaat-e-Islami’s deputy chief Syed Abdullah Muhammad Taher
• Leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)
• The new National Citizen Party (NCP), which spearheaded the uprising against Hasina

Bangladesh raises the ghosts of 1971

Despite the warm optics, Dhaka hasn’t forgotten 1971. Foreign Adviser Md Touhid Hossain said Bangladesh used the talks to press for:

• A formal apology or expression of regret for the war
• Settlement of pre-independence assets
• The fate of stranded Pakistani citizens

“It would be wrong to expect problems of 54 years to be solved in a single day,” Hossain told reporters, but stressed that “historical issues must be resolved through discussion.”

Dar pushed back, arguing that issues were settled in 1974’s tri-partite talks with India, and later when Gen. Pervez Musharraf expressed regret during a Dhaka visit.

Why India is worried

For India, which once encircled and heavily influenced Bangladesh, the sudden reset with Pakistan changes the equation. News18 reported that Indian concerns are concentrated on three fronts:

• India-Pakistan border – heightened risk of cross-border militancy
• India-Bangladesh border – possibility of Islamist groups gaining space with Pakistani backing
• India-China border – Beijing’s deepening footprint in Bangladesh, alongside Pakistan, stretching Indian defence resources

The Jamaat-e-Islami and BNP, both gaining renewed space in Dhaka, are seen by Indian security agencies as conduits for Pakistani and Chinese influence. “India has to face jihadis on two fronts,” one source told News18, pointing to the dual threat from the west and the east.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/pakistan-bangladesh-reset-alarms-india-as-dhaka-warms-to-islamabad-after-hasina-s-fall-13483115.html

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Pakistan should have no issues offering an official apology if Bangladesh demands it.

The stakes are higher than ever. This is a chance to completely encircle India and we must also give credit to the Bangladeshis for their ability to move on from those tragic events.

A historic opportunity is on the cards here. Let's not let egos get in the way.

 

[JaDed]

Credit to Ishaq Dar , the man of continuous comebacks remains defacto Establishment leader.

 

[sweep_shot]

Bangladesh need to keep good relations with Pakistan and China. They should also keep good relations with Japan, South Korea, USA, and gulf states.

India is not needed. India should be avoided until chaiwala Modi and his stupid party are out of power.

I wish India had a leader like @Bhaag Viru Bhaag.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Credit to Ishaq Dar , the man of continuous comebacks remains defacto Establishment leader.

If you see Dar Sahibs CV you will see he is experienced and has held positions in every ministry under various different governments and parties. From finance to foreign affairs to agricultural and others. He knows all areas of government.

He is a man of self sacrifice, establishment is lucky to have such a multi talented individual willing to help them.

 

[sweep_shot]

Pakistan should have no issues offering an official apology if Bangladesh demands it.

The stakes are higher than ever. This is a chance to completely encircle India and we must also give credit to the Bangladeshis for their ability to move on from those tragic events.

A historic opportunity is on the cards here. Let's not let egos get in the way.

Most Bangladeshis have moved on from 1971. People who are still salty about 1971 are the Awami League fruitcakes (people from Hasina's party). They are out of power now. All they do is kiss India's bum and moan about 1971. They are harmful for Bangladesh; may they never return.

Young generation of Bangladesh see Pakistanis as fellow Muslim brothers and sisters. My high school sweetheart dumped me and married a Pakistani dude (LOL!). I know quite a few Pakistani-Bangladeshi couples in Canada (including 1 in my family).

I believe Pakistan apologized. No need to apologize over and over. Time to move forward. We have many common enemies and common challenges. We should be in the same team along with China.

 

[Suleiman]

Pakistan should have no issues offering an official apology if Bangladesh demands it.

The stakes are higher than ever. This is a chance to completely encircle India and we must also give credit to the Bangladeshis for their ability to move on from those tragic events.

A historic opportunity is on the cards here. Let's not let egos get in the way.

Rarely do you ever get the chance to even have the victimized people having a big heart like that and extending their arm out to give a second opportunity to the perpetrator.

We are Muslims at the end of the day and unite no matter what the physical distance is. Do not forget why Pakistan and by extension BD originally as East Pakistan were created in the first place.

Ready to do business with you brothers, and In Sha Allah Pakistan’s formal apology is up to standard

 

[Champ_Pal]

Bangladesh need to keep good relations with Pakistan and China. They should also keep good relations with Japan, South Korea, USA, and gulf states.

India is not needed. India should be avoided until chaiwala Modi and his stupid party are out of power.

I wish India had a leader like @Bhaag Viru Bhaag.

Bangladesh still gets its electricity from India. That too from Sanghi Gautam Adani’s power plant.
Why don’t BD stop purchasing power from India for starters?. I am sure most BD people are not like you, but if BD has any sense of pride left, they have stop relying on India for its basic necessities.
Even a poor country like Nepal is exporting electricity to BD.

 

[sweep_shot]

Rarely do you ever get the chance to even have the victimized people having a big heart like that and extending their arm out to give a second opportunity to the perpetrator.

We are Muslims at the end of the day and unite no matter what the physical distance is. Do not forget why Pakistan and by extension BD originally as East Pakistan were created in the first place.

Ready to do business with you brothers, and In Sha Allah Pakistan’s formal apology is up to standard

In sha Allah.

May relations among Muslim states become better and remain better.

All Muslim nations need to stick together as we have many common enemies who want us divided.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Bangladesh still gets its electricity from India. That too from Sanghi Gautam Adani’s power plant.
Why don’t BD stop purchasing power from India for starters?. I am sure most BD people are not like you, but if BD has any sense of pride left, they have stop relying on India for its basic necessities.
Even a poor country like Nepal is exporting electricity to BD.

This is a very naive post.

Bangladesh has just only recently extracted itself from Indian imposed dictatorship. You think they can create an independent energy infrastructure in 5 months? You guys were doing bhangras during Hasina rule about Bangladesh alleged progress now you are taunting them about the lack of progress under Indian imposed rule.

 

[sweep_shot]

This is a very naive post.

Bangladesh has just only recently extracted itself from Indian imposed dictatorship. You think they can create an independent energy infrastructure in 5 months? You guys were doing bhangras during Hasina rule about Bangladesh alleged progress now you are taunting them about the lack of progress under Indian imposed rule.

Not sure why these Indian sanghis stick their noses in Bangladeshi affairs.

Bangladeshi matters are to be decided by Bangladeshis. Not Indians or their puppets. How Bangladeshis do things should be none of their concern.

 

[HalBass9]

Bangladesh still gets its electricity from India. That too from Sanghi Gautam Adani’s power plant.
Why don’t BD stop purchasing power from India for starters?. I am sure most BD people are not like you, but if BD has any sense of pride left, they have stop relying on India for its basic necessities.
Even a poor country like Nepal is exporting electricity to BD.

Bangladesh isn’t India, and it isn’t stuck fighting the ghosts of Aurangzeb. That nonsense is purely an Indian specialty. India is the only country in the region foolish enough to believe in isolating itself while pretending to be a global power. And the stupidity shows, burning bridges with its neighbors, then scrambling so desperately that it has to leap from the Quad straight into China’s lap. Only India could make ‘strategic autonomy’ look like strategic stupidity.

 

[JaDed]

If you see Dar Sahibs CV you will see he is experienced and has held positions in every ministry under various different governments and parties. From finance to foreign affairs to agricultural and others. He knows all areas of government.

He is a man of self sacrifice, establishment is lucky to have such a multi talented individual willing to help them.

Of course.. great individual , his performance in each of those positions have been nothing but phenomenal, that’s why Pakistan has excelled in all positions he served at.

 

[sweep_shot]

Bangladesh isn’t India, and it isn’t stuck fighting the ghosts of Aurangzeb. That nonsense is purely an Indian specialty. India is the only country in the region foolish enough to believe in isolating itself while pretending to be a global power. And the stupidity shows, burning bridges with its neighbors, then scrambling so desperately that it has to leap from the Quad straight into China’s lap. Only India could make ‘strategic autonomy’ look like strategic stupidity.

Correct.

Mughals and Aurangzeb are seen in good lights in Bangladesh. Indians love to besmirch Mughals with fake news. No other country does that.

India is on a destructive path thanks to illiterate chaiwala (Modi). Modi is showing what happens when you let an incompetent chaiwala run a country.

India got isolated regionally and globally. I have a feeling they may encounter more such experiences.

 

[Champ_Pal]

Bangladesh isn’t India, and it isn’t stuck fighting the ghosts of Aurangzeb. That nonsense is purely an Indian specialty. India is the only country in the region foolish enough to believe in isolating itself while pretending to be a global power. And the stupidity shows, burning bridges with its neighbors, then scrambling so desperately that it has to leap from the Quad straight into China’s lap. Only India could make ‘strategic autonomy’ look like strategic stupidity.

India is isolating itself?

India holds friendly or at least decent relations with every country except Pakistan for obvious reasons.

 

[Champ_Pal]

Correct.

Mughals and Aurangzeb are seen in good lights in Bangladesh. Indians love to besmirch Mughals with fake news. No other country does that.

India is on a destructive path thanks to illiterate chaiwala (Modi). Modi is showing what happens when you let an incompetent chaiwala run a country.

India got isolated regionally and globally. I have a feeling they may encounter more such experiences.

Do what Mughals did under Aurangzeb is fake news? Did your grandpa Yunus taught you this?
Bro, worry about Bijli in your country before you point fingers at India and what it does.

Last I heard, India is going to buy even more cheaper oil from Russia after Modi-Putin meet.

 

[Champ_Pal]

This is a very naive post.

Bangladesh has just only recently extracted itself from Indian imposed dictatorship. You think they can create an independent energy infrastructure in 5 months? You guys were doing bhangras during Hasina rule about Bangladesh alleged progress now you are taunting them about the lack of progress under Indian imposed rule.

Whatever BD progressed under Hasina has been undone now. Bangladesh was importing Yarn from India for their textile industry. BD has stopped importing it from India under Yunus. Looks like the situation is very bad there as per below.

Bangladesh’s Garment Workers Face Crisis After Regime Collapse

The fall of Sheikh Hasina's government has left thousands of women jobless — and with little hope for reform.

globalpressjournal.com

The claim that BD was under Indian rule is ludicrous. Not sure why Grandpa Yunus is still the head of BD. Whatever happened to new government. A puppet Yunus was placed by Biden Government. Still no elections.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Whatever BD progressed under Hasina has been undone now. Bangladesh was importing Yarn from India for their textile industry. BD has stopped importing it from India under Yunus. Looks like the situation is very bad there as per below.

Bangladesh’s Garment Workers Face Crisis After Regime Collapse

The fall of Sheikh Hasina's government has left thousands of women jobless — and with little hope for reform.

globalpressjournal.com

The claim that BD was under Indian rule is ludicrous. Not sure why Grandpa Yunus is still the head of BD. Whatever happened to new government. A puppet Yunus was placed by Biden Government. Still no elections.

So Yunis Saheb is a US puppet but Hasina wasn't a Indian puppet? Where is she now?

You can find one-two stories like this from any country.

Now they have the freedom to make their own choices without Indian interference we can see what they will do in time.

Election has been scheduled for February 2026.

 

[LordJames]

Whatever BD progressed under Hasina has been undone now. Bangladesh was importing Yarn from India for their textile industry. BD has stopped importing it from India under Yunus. Looks like the situation is very bad there as per below.

Bangladesh’s Garment Workers Face Crisis After Regime Collapse

The fall of Sheikh Hasina's government has left thousands of women jobless — and with little hope for reform.

globalpressjournal.com

The claim that BD was under Indian rule is ludicrous. Not sure why Grandpa Yunus is still the head of BD. Whatever happened to new government. A puppet Yunus was placed by Biden Government. Still no elections.

The sign of Bangladesh making progress was that it was importing yarn from India and since yarn import from India has stopped, Bangladesh has stopped making Progress

Also:

1. 28 September 1947: Date of Birth of Sheikh Hasina
2. 28 June 1940: Date of Dr Muhammad Yunus

But Dr Muhammad Yunus is a grandpa

As I said of @Champ_Pal truly a...

Also this...

So Yunis Saheb is a US puppet but Hasina wasn't a Indian puppet? Where is she now?

You can find one-two stories like this from any country.

Now they have the freedom to make their own choices without Indian interference we can see what they will do in time.

Election has been scheduled for February 2026.

 

[sweep_shot]

So Yunis Saheb is a US puppet but Hasina wasn't a Indian puppet? Where is she now?

You can find one-two stories like this from any country.

Now they have the freedom to make their own choices without Indian interference we can see what they will do in time.

Election has been scheduled for February 2026.

Yunus is popular among most Bangladeshis. That's all matters. It doesn't matter what Indians think about him. Indians don't get to decide who leads Bangladesh.

Yunus is not some illiterate chaiwala. He is pretty well-respected and well-known throughout the world.

Champ_pal seems jealous of Yunus's success and reputation.

 

[sweep_shot]

The sign of Bangladesh making progress was that it was importing yarn from India and since yarn import from India has stopped, Bangladesh has stopped making Progress

Also:

1. 28 September 1947: Date of Birth of Sheikh Hasina
2. 28 June 1940: Date of Dr Muhammad Yunus

But Dr Muhammad Yunus is a grandpa

As I said of @Champ_Pal truly a...

Also this...

Well said.

Champ_pal and his fellow sanghis want Hasina back because Hasina was their nice little agent.

Those days are gone in sha Allah. Modern day Bangladeshis are unlikely to accept any Indian puppet.

Hasina can either die in India or get hanged in Bangladesh. Either option works.

 

[sweep_shot]

By the way, Yunus is expected to leave soon as he is close to 90. But, it is likely someone similar and someone younger will take over.

Champ_pal and his fellow sanghis are unlikely to enjoy another lndian puppet on Bangladeshi soil again.

 

[Champ_Pal]

The sign of Bangladesh making progress was that it was importing yarn from India and since yarn import from India has stopped, Bangladesh has stopped making Progress

Also:

1. 28 September 1947: Date of Birth of Sheikh Hasina
2. 28 June 1940: Date of Dr Muhammad Yunus

But Dr Muhammad Yunus is a grandpa

As I said of @Champ_Pal truly a...

Also this...

I don’t care if Hasina is 80 or 78.

This Yunus fellow is 87 and he is the definition of Grandpa. I was being generous.

 

[JaDed]

Yunus still wants the betterment of Bangladeshis however old he is, he is way better than ones that will come to power once he is gone.

Wait until BNP-Jammat takes over, they will use every power to take revenge on minorities and others, not to forget their ISI lean.

In the same country violence can only breed violence, BNP-Jammat will kill many, Yunus is the only one keeping them sane for now.

 

[sweep_shot]

Yunus still wants the betterment of Bangladeshis however old he is, he is way better than ones that will come to power once he is gone.

Wait until BNP-Jammat takes over, they will use every power to take revenge on minorities and others, not to forget their ISI lean.

In the same country violence can only breed violence, BNP-Jammat will kill many, Yunus is the only one keeping them sane for now.

Nope.

You are misinformed about BD politics. You are brainwashed by Indian media.

Leave BD politics to Bangladeshis.

 

[sweep_shot]

Young Bangladeshis oppose both Awami League and BNP. Both are very corrupt 20th century boomer parties.

There is a new political party called NCP. I have a feeling they may rule BD very soon (if not next election, the election after that).

NCP resonates with young people. It is the party for millennials and Gen Z.

Anyway, I do not want Awami League.

 

[ishtiaq_ctg]

Yunus has ruined a country that was on path to become a trillion dollar economy. All of the major polls still show Awami League having more than 50% of support from the people. Day by day, it is becoming evident that July revolution was nothing but a military to overthrow Awami government.
Another thing is, 71 will never be forgotten by the masses. Dont be fooled by non bengali(Bihari) Bangladeshis claiming 71 is a forgotten incident. If Pakistan wants normal relation with Bangladesh, it has to recognize the genocide and apologize.

 

[sweep_shot]

Wait until BNP-Jammat takes over, they will use every power to take revenge on minorities and others, not to forget their ISI lean.

In the same country violence can only breed violence, BNP-Jammat will kill many, Yunus is the only one keeping them sane for now.

Nothing wrong with executing corrupt Awami League members who have looted Bangladesh and worked against Bangladeshi people.

As far as I am concerned, all Awami League leaders and supporters should be detained and taken to black sites. After that, corrupt ones should be executed and good ones should be released. There are many Awami League leaders who have killed and harmed innocent people.

It sounds like you want Awami League to return. That's unlikely to happen. Modern day Bangladeshis do not want Hasina or her party back. Awami League is likely finished for good.

Also, nothing wrong with being close with ISI. Bangladesh is in the same page as China and Pakistan currently.

 

[ishtiaq_ctg]

Young Bangladeshis oppose both Awami League and BNP. Both are very corrupt 20th century boomer parties.

There is a new political party called NCP. I have a feeling they may rule BD very soon (if not next election, the election after that).

NCP resonates with young people. It is the party for millennials and Gen Z.

Anyway, I just don't want any Indian puppet and I do not want Awami League.

LOL at NCP rulling the country. A king's party that can't even go out without army protection. Imagine their state once the American puppet flees. NCP has looted the country for the last year while also having a strong connection with terrorist extremist groups. I have a feeling they'll have zero existence in the country by 2030.

 

[sweep_shot]

Bangladesh should allow China to have a military base in BD (preferably in the north; close to India's chicken neck).

Also, NSI (Bangladeshi intelligence agency) should deepen ties with ISI.

 

[ishtiaq_ctg]

Yunus still wants the betterment of Bangladeshis however old he is, he is way better than ones that will come to power once he is gone.

Wait until BNP-Jammat takes over, they will use every power to take revenge on minorities and others, not to forget their ISI lean.

In the same country violence can only breed violence, BNP-Jammat will kill many, Yunus is the only one keeping them sane for now.

Thousands of awami league supports have been killed, hundreds of thousands have been detained in just a year under the reign of terror of Yunus. He hasn't kept anyone sane, rather he has successfully(only success) suppressed the voice of the press so that the news of these atrocities don't reach you. Also Houses and shops of awami supporters and minorites are continued to be looted with zero administrative action

 

[JaDed]

Nothing wrong with executing corrupt Awami League members who have looted Bangladesh and worked against Bangladeshi people.

As far as I am concerned, all Awami League leaders and supporters should be detained and taken to black sites. After that, corrupt ones should be executed and good ones should be released. There are many Awami League leaders who have killed and harmed innocent people.

It sounds like you want Awami League to return. That's unlikely to happen. Modern day Bangladeshis do not want Hasina or her party back. Awami League is likely finished for good.

Also, nothing wrong with being close with ISI. Bangladesh is in the same page as China and Pakistan currently.

Awami cannot return , only BNP-Jamaat will return, the writing was on the wall.

I don’t have to listen to Indian media on anything, if both of us are on the forum then we can again come back to check who came to power.

Bangladesh goes through of violence, the entire Bengal region consistently goes through violent revolution your side even more so.. there has been Bangladesh Peace for even a continous decade.

The worse is Bangladeshis are ethnically the same people and yet so much violence.

Also if you want some of the Awami leaders to be killed, shouldn't the same logic be applied to old Pakistani Establishment ? Irrespective, this is what will happen the moment Yunis is gone, BNP-Jamaat will take over and if Pakistan has secured more IMF loans by then ISI-BD will be partnership.

And as an Indian I can dislike ISI, like you can dislike RAW CIA etc..

China doesn’t give into games by anyone India Pakistan US , there is a reason why they are again ok with India making friendship efforts with them, they are pragmatic not emotional like South Asians.

 

[sweep_shot]

I am really excited about future of Bangladesh.

Remittances have increased. Foreign reserve has increased. Relations with Pakistan and China have been strengthened. Got many business deals done with various countries (Japan, South Korea, USA etc.).

Things are looking good.

Yunus did a good job so far. Now it is time for young guns to continue Yunus's good works.

 

[JaDed]

Thousands of awami league supports have been killed, hundreds of thousands have been detained in just a year under the reign of terror of Yunus. He hasn't kept anyone sane, rather he has successfully(only success) suppressed the voice of the press so that the news of these atrocities don't reach you. Also Houses and shops of awami supporters and minorites are continued to be looted with zero administrative action. It is as if Yunus has implicitly declared the lives and property of Awami supporters and minorities as Maal-e-Ganimaat just like the Pakistani Army and their pet mullahs did in 1971.

Great, be ready to be called out as Indian sympathiser now.

 

[sweep_shot]

Awami cannot return , only BNP-Jamaat will return, the writing was on the wall.

I don’t have to listen to Indian media on anything, if both of us are on the forum then we can again come back to check who came to power.

Bangladesh goes through of violence, the entire Bengal region consistently goes through violent revolution your side even more so.. there has been Bangladesh Peace for even a continous decade.

The worse is Bangladeshis are ethnically the same people and yet so much violence.

Also if you want some of the Awami leaders to be killed, shouldn't the same logic be applied to old Pakistani Establishment ? Irrespective, this is what will happen the moment Yunis is gone, BNP-Jamaat will take over and if Pakistan has secured more IMF loans by then ISI-BD will be partnership.

And as an Indian I can dislike ISI, like you can dislike RAW CIA etc..

China doesn’t give into games by anyone India Pakistan US , there is a reason why they are again ok with India making friendship efforts with them, they are pragmatic not emotional like South Asians.

Please look up NCP. It is likely the future of Bangladesh.

Like I said, you are misinformed about latest BD politics. BNP is not popular with people just like Awami League is not popular with people. People want new parties and NCP is likely the start of that trend.

Old boomer style politics is likely over.

 

[sweep_shot]

Great, be ready to be called out as Indian sympathiser now.

Ishtiaq is an Awami League bootlicker. He doesn't represent the majority.

I represent the majority. I represent the opposition that kicked out Hasina.

Ishtiaq's BD citizenship should be canceled. He can go live in India.

Keep on crying, Mr. Ishtiaq. Your party is over. I hope you are hiding well.

 

[JaDed]

Ishtiaq is an Awami League bootlicker. He doesn't represent the majority.

I represent the majority. I represent the opposition that kicked out Hasina.

Ishtiaq's BD citizenship should be canceled. He can go live in India.

Keep on crying, Mr. Ishtiaq. Your party is over. I hope you are hiding

Remember these words when similar people of India comment about India and you are happy to support them.

You guys are one ethnicity and still ur at his throat

 

[JaDed]

Please look up NCP. It is likely the future of Bangladesh.

Like I said, you are misinformed about latest BD politics. BNP is not popular with people just like Awami League is not popular with people. People want new parties and NCP is likely the start of that trend.

Old boomer style politics is likely over.

As I said we can both discuss when the election happens.

 

[sweep_shot]

Hasina/Awami League is finished. Deal with it.

It is time for NCP and other good parties. Time to end corruption.

 

[RexRex]

Please look up NCP. It is likely the future of Bangladesh.

Like I said, you are misinformed about latest BD politics. BNP is not popular with people just like Awami League is not popular with people. People want new parties and NCP is likely the start of that trend.

Old boomer style politics is likely over.

NCP looks like bangladeshi temu version of Aam Aadmi party in India. Initial energy and excitement of people is always good but it will vanish once they realise the hard realities of subcon politics and governance. NCP members will realise it's too challenging, monotonous and intense and instead prefer to enrich themselves when they get into office.

 

[Hitman]

‘Clean your hearts’ and move ahead: Pakistan Foreign Minister Dar to Bangladesh on ‘unresolved issues’ of 1971

Pakistan's Foreign Minister urges Bangladesh to move forward by addressing unresolved issues from 1971 atrocities. Diplomatic ties strengthened.

www.thehindu.com

 

[Red-Indian]

Awami cannot return , only BNP-Jamaat will return, the writing was on the wall.

I don’t have to listen to Indian media on anything, if both of us are on the forum then we can again come back to check who came to power.

Bangladesh goes through of violence, the entire Bengal region consistently goes through violent revolution your side even more so.. there has been Bangladesh Peace for even a continous decade.

The worse is Bangladeshis are ethnically the same people and yet so much violence.

Also if you want some of the Awami leaders to be killed, shouldn't the same logic be applied to old Pakistani Establishment ? Irrespective, this is what will happen the moment Yunis is gone, BNP-Jamaat will take over and if Pakistan has secured more IMF loans by then ISI-BD will be partnership.

And as an Indian I can dislike ISI, like you can dislike RAW CIA etc..

China doesn’t give into games by anyone India Pakistan US , there is a reason why they are again ok with India making friendship efforts with them, they are pragmatic not emotional like South Asians.

It's approaching a year and a half since Bangladesh has become a military Dictatorship with a civilian facade. The military pretty much has the taste of power now and I find it tough to believe the long delayed (under some flimsy excuses) election will be a real one. Most likely, it'll be something similar to Pakistan's 2024 election where a bunch of docile civilians...maybe the NCP will 'win' and the army will continue to govern.

I suppose it's tough to deny Hasina was a bit of an Indian puppet and pretty much a dictator but at least economically, Bangladesh seemed on the right path. The last couple of years though have been a huge step back



It's a big drop from the 6-7% average they were maintaining and they have a pretty big mountain to climb.

 

[sweep_shot]

I am really excited about future of Bangladesh.

Remittances have increased. Foreign reserve has increased. Indian puppet has been kicked out. Relations with Pakistan and China have been strengthened. Got many business deals done with various countries (Japan, South Korea, USA etc.).

Things are looking good.

Yunus did a good job so far. Now it is time for young guns to continue Yunus's good works.

Last 12 months have been the best period for Bangladesh in 21st century.

It was largely corruption-free.

I wish Yunus could lead for 10 years but he is leaving soon due to old age. He has been the best leader since Major Ziaur Rahman.

 

[ishtiaq_ctg]

Last 12 months have been the best period for Bangladesh in 21st century.

It was largely corruption-free.

I wish Yunus could lead for 10 years but he is leaving soon due to old age. He has been the best leader since Major Ziaur Rahman.

. Seems like You live in your own fancy little world.

 

[sweep_shot]

Vast majority of Bangladesh support Dr. Yunus and his allies. They represent core of Bangladesh. That was why Hasina was ousted in the first place.

Bangladeshis who oppose Dr. Yunus are in the minorities and do not represent majority. These people are corrupt and they want to go back to corrupt ways. These people should be monitored and detained because they are harmful for Bangladesh. Guys like Ishtiaq.

 

[sweep_shot]

I am looking forward to NCP (or another good party) to take over. Maybe not next election but the election after that.

We need to end these 20th century toxic boomer political parties. They are up to no good. All they do is cause corruption.

 

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. Seems like You live in your own fancy little world.

I live in reality. The proof is Hasina is gone.

You live in the fantasy world. You also live in the corrupt world.

I represent the benevolent majority and you represent the corrupt minority.

 

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It's approaching a year and a half since Bangladesh has become a military Dictatorship with a civilian facade. The military pretty much has the taste of power now and I find it tough to believe the long delayed (under some flimsy excuses) election will be a real one. Most likely, it'll be something similar to Pakistan's 2024 election where a bunch of docile civilians...maybe the NCP will 'win' and the army will continue to govern.

I suppose it's tough to deny Hasina was a bit of an Indian puppet and pretty much a dictator but at least economically, Bangladesh seemed on the right path. The last couple of years though have been a huge step back

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It's a big drop from the 6-7% average they were maintaining and they have a pretty big mountain to climb.

You are clueless about Bangladesh. Don't worry about Bangladesh.

No matter how much you moan, your agent Hasina is unlikely to return. If she returns, she may get hanged.

Bangladeshis matters are to be decided by Bangladeshis. Not Indians or their agents.

 

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LOL at this @Red-Indian making his own fake news. Take your rubbish fake news somewhere else.

BD military and BD people (minus the few Indian agents) are on the same page.

Dear @Red-Indian, Bangladesh is unlikely to have another Indian agent ever again. Deal with it.

I think military should start to purge both Awami League and BNP. I wouldn't mind 5-10 years of benevolent military dictatorship.

 

[straighttalk]

Not sure why these Indian sanghis stick their noses in Bangladeshi affairs.

Bangladeshi matters are to be decided by Bangladeshis. Not Indians or their puppets. How Bangladeshis do things should be none of their concern.

Why do you decide modi is bad for India and want him gone to make India better.

 

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Wait, this means India is now sandwiched between a united Islam (Pakistan & Bangladesh).

India should be referred to as central Pakistan now.

 

[Pakpak]

Bangladesh isn’t India, and it isn’t stuck fighting the ghosts of Aurangzeb. That nonsense is purely an Indian specialty. India is the only country in the region foolish enough to believe in isolating itself while pretending to be a global power. And the stupidity shows, burning bridges with its neighbors, then scrambling so desperately that it has to leap from the Quad straight into China’s lap. Only India could make ‘strategic autonomy’ look like strategic stupidity.

The same China holding thousands of sq miles of Indian land since the last few years by the way. The same China who they were crying about in the May war.

India has flip flopped and as soon as Trump leaves and this tariff game ends they will go back to crawling for Uncle Sam, the BRICS nations know this and knows how India has been snaking the organisation the last few years. The global South also detests the genocide and their views range from open rage against Israel to disquiet, where India also has a distinct honor of supporting the genocide.

Your last line is absolute spot on. It is how I would describe their actions.

 

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Wait, this means India is now sandwiched between a united Islam (Pakistan & Bangladesh).

India should be referred to as central Pakistan now.

Good one.

India being annexed would be a beautiful thing for subcontinent.

They are the primary source for 90% of the regional problems.

China already annexed 2000 sq km of Indian territory.