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Seems to have gone back to 1990’s as expected, hopefully US puppets can send it back to being irrelevant now that India has the infrastructure for textile industry take over.
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The victiom blaming by few posters here are nauseating. Blame India and Modi for massacre of Hindus which has been going on for ages even before Modi came to power.
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Deflect from what? I was replying to your post that was calling everyone in the country religious bigots who wanted people to die. In the circumstances my reply was at least somewhat constructive.
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As per BJP clowns, anyone who doesn't agree with them is a religious bigot/Islamist/extremist.
For the record, Hasina had many secular opponents too. Hasina angered many different groups.
Anyway, who cares what these BJP fruitcakes think? I really don't care what they think. They are comic reliefs to me.
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I wonder if Tulsi will plug the funding out of Bangladeshi Army , hopefully China can then over these radical wannabes and annex them, will do world a favor.
Currently they are buying electricity from Nepal through Indian grid lol.
Currently they are buying electricity from Nepal through Indian grid lol.
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These type of rabble rousing preachers unfortunately try to capitalise on the sentiments of people. Unless they come to power it's better just to ignore their ranting and raving.
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We didn't see any posts from you guys back then though.
Back then Bangladesh was a shining light because they were your buddies.
You have been a member since 2016. Do you have any posts from this time period highlighting Bangladesh massacring Hindus?
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There is no large scale massacring of Hindus in Bangladesh. There have been many fake news posted by BJP people and Indian media.
Isolated incidents happened/happen here and there. But, those things happen all over subcontinent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka etc.). Anyway, I always condemn violence against innocent people.
Does mob violence not happen in India? It probably happens in India far more than in Pakistan or Bangladesh.
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No doubt there have been unnecessary push back on Bangladesh Hindus because of their perceived association with the previous regime and India.
My point was that @IndoorCricket said this has been going on a long time but I'd never heard of it before the past few months.
Why were Indians quiet then but are active on this topic now?
The reason is that their puppet fell and they are lashing out.
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I have Vikram1989 and IndoorCricket on ignore. I tried to engage with them in the past. Vikram was trimming my posts (while quoting) and taking my posts out of contexts. So, I stopped responding to them. It is pointless. They are like zombies.
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I just hope Awami league never comes back, the nuisance that has caused in India with all the illegals is terrible, right now in Delhi and there are so many, I saw them in B’lore and Chennai but I somehow assumed Delhi would be pro Hindtuva but clearly demographics are screwed here.
Hopefully India can send Hasina back along with all the illegals.
Can’t believe some Indian posters still speak well of that dumb Awami party which caused most nuisance and issues for India but maybe this is what it will take to take border closing with Bangladesh.
Hopefully India can send Hasina back along with all the illegals.
Can’t believe some Indian posters still speak well of that dumb Awami party which caused most nuisance and issues for India but maybe this is what it will take to take border closing with Bangladesh.
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Mob violence happens everywhere. The point is why no mosque got burned down? Why only Hindu temples were targeted? No answer from @sweep_shot on this. Still waiting for it. he just blocked and ran away. Because he doesnt have answers to my questions. Similar to other threads where he keeps doging questions.
Now some mullahs declare war on Hindus and India. Bangladesh has plans to remove secularism from its constituion and make it a Islamic state. Extremisim on the rise, minorities would suffer.
You need to check about procesution of Hindus and anti-Hindu riots in Bangladesh. These issues never made major headlines. Now Hindus are vocal and becasue of social media you are now able to listen to them. You can get started here https://minorityrights.org/communities/hindus/
Just to highlight an incident before Modi became a global phenomenon
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It's not about power but about effecting the psyche of people for generations. Here one poster said he will ask his son to keep an eye on India's succession once he is about to passed away.dragging their next gen in to war and effecting their own family/country with their fanatism.
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A court in Bangladesh has denied bail to a prominent monk who had been leading rallies demanding security for the minority Hindu community in the South Asian country
Chinmoy Krishna Das, the leader of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (Iskcon) in Bangladesh, also popularly known as the Hare Krishna movement, was detained on sedition charge on Tuesday after the magistrate court of Kazi Shariful Islam denied him bail.
Protests broke out in capital Dhaka with hundreds of his supporters surrounding the van carrying him, forcing it to stop for over an hour before security officials fired teargas to disperse the crowd.
The protest turned religious after dozens of Muslims joined the security officials in chasing Hindu protesters and threw stones at them, TV live footage showed.
Chittagong Metropolitan Police commissioner, Hasib Aziz, said the protesters “went on a rampage, throwing bricks” at the police.
“To disperse the crowd, we had to fire tear gas. No one was seriously injured, but one of our constables was hurt,” Mr Aziz told Reuters.
Mr Das, who is also a leader of the Bangladesh Sammilito Sanatan Jagaran Jote group, was accused of sedition along with 18 others for allegedly disrespecting Bangladesh's national flag by hoisting a saffron flag above it at a rally in Chattogram city in October. He was arrested in Dhaka's main airport on Monday while traveling to Chattogram.
Kushal Baran Chakrabarty, who was accompanying Mr Das at the time of his arrest, said that several detectives took the Hindu leader to a police car at the airport.
"Chinmoy Prabhu gave his phone to me as he was forcefully taken to the police car. The police detectives jostled with us to forcefully take his phone and they took it away. We then followed the police car that headed for the headquarters of the Detective Branch at Minto Road in Dhaka," he said. "We stayed outside the Detective Branch's office."
The Hindu monk had been advocating for the rights of the Hindus, who make up roughly 8 per cent of Bangladesh's population, in the wake of the targeted violence that ensued in the wake of the revolution in August.
A student-led protest turned into a mass uprising, forcing prime minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee to India on 5 August, which led to a complete collapse of law and order in the country. The nation is now run by an interim government headed by Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus, who downplayed the attacks on Hindus as "exaggerated propaganda".
Fear of prosecution prompted scores of Hindus to flee the country while others have been staging protests for safety of their homes, businesses and places of worship. According to the Associated Press, more than 2,000 instances of attack on the minority community since Ms Hasina's ouster.
Many in the interim government see the rallies by Hindus as a threat to stability and a ploy to rehabilitate Ms Hasina and her Awami League party.
Iskcon issued a statement on Tuesday calling the allegations of its association with terrorism "outrageous" and "baseless". The group called on the Indian government to "take immediate steps and speak to the Government of Bangladesh and convey that we are a peace-loving Bhakti movement".
"We want the government of Bangladesh to release Chinmoy Krishna Das immediately," it said.
The Indian foreign ministry said it "noted with deep concern the arrest and denial of bail" to Mr Das, following what it alleged were "multiple attacks on Hindus and other minorities by extremist elements in Bangladesh".
"There are several documented cases of arson and looting of minorities' homes and business establishments, as well as theft and vandalism and desecration of deities and temples.”
The ministry said it was "unfortunate" that while the "perpetrators of these incidents remain at large, charges should be pressed against a religious leader presenting legitimate demands through peaceful gatherings".
"We also note with concern the attacks on minorities protesting peacefully against the arrest of Shri Das,” the ministry said.
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Chinmoy Krishna Das, the leader of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (Iskcon) in Bangladesh, also popularly known as the Hare Krishna movement, was detained on sedition charge on Tuesday after the magistrate court of Kazi Shariful Islam denied him bail.
Protests broke out in capital Dhaka with hundreds of his supporters surrounding the van carrying him, forcing it to stop for over an hour before security officials fired teargas to disperse the crowd.
The protest turned religious after dozens of Muslims joined the security officials in chasing Hindu protesters and threw stones at them, TV live footage showed.
Chittagong Metropolitan Police commissioner, Hasib Aziz, said the protesters “went on a rampage, throwing bricks” at the police.
“To disperse the crowd, we had to fire tear gas. No one was seriously injured, but one of our constables was hurt,” Mr Aziz told Reuters.
Mr Das, who is also a leader of the Bangladesh Sammilito Sanatan Jagaran Jote group, was accused of sedition along with 18 others for allegedly disrespecting Bangladesh's national flag by hoisting a saffron flag above it at a rally in Chattogram city in October. He was arrested in Dhaka's main airport on Monday while traveling to Chattogram.
Kushal Baran Chakrabarty, who was accompanying Mr Das at the time of his arrest, said that several detectives took the Hindu leader to a police car at the airport.
"Chinmoy Prabhu gave his phone to me as he was forcefully taken to the police car. The police detectives jostled with us to forcefully take his phone and they took it away. We then followed the police car that headed for the headquarters of the Detective Branch at Minto Road in Dhaka," he said. "We stayed outside the Detective Branch's office."
The Hindu monk had been advocating for the rights of the Hindus, who make up roughly 8 per cent of Bangladesh's population, in the wake of the targeted violence that ensued in the wake of the revolution in August.
A student-led protest turned into a mass uprising, forcing prime minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee to India on 5 August, which led to a complete collapse of law and order in the country. The nation is now run by an interim government headed by Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus, who downplayed the attacks on Hindus as "exaggerated propaganda".
Fear of prosecution prompted scores of Hindus to flee the country while others have been staging protests for safety of their homes, businesses and places of worship. According to the Associated Press, more than 2,000 instances of attack on the minority community since Ms Hasina's ouster.
Many in the interim government see the rallies by Hindus as a threat to stability and a ploy to rehabilitate Ms Hasina and her Awami League party.
Iskcon issued a statement on Tuesday calling the allegations of its association with terrorism "outrageous" and "baseless". The group called on the Indian government to "take immediate steps and speak to the Government of Bangladesh and convey that we are a peace-loving Bhakti movement".
"We want the government of Bangladesh to release Chinmoy Krishna Das immediately," it said.
The Indian foreign ministry said it "noted with deep concern the arrest and denial of bail" to Mr Das, following what it alleged were "multiple attacks on Hindus and other minorities by extremist elements in Bangladesh".
"There are several documented cases of arson and looting of minorities' homes and business establishments, as well as theft and vandalism and desecration of deities and temples.”
The ministry said it was "unfortunate" that while the "perpetrators of these incidents remain at large, charges should be pressed against a religious leader presenting legitimate demands through peaceful gatherings".
"We also note with concern the attacks on minorities protesting peacefully against the arrest of Shri Das,” the ministry said.
Source: MSN
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One off incident.. according to @sweep_shot. Sedation charges just to raise voice for minorities who are attacked more than 2000 times. Bangladesh quickly becoming the most radical of all Islamic countires.
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For demanding security for Hindus he bas been put in jail, his lawyer killed.
I really hope we upskill our textiles and throw out all illegal Bangladeshis.
Yunus was a wolf in sheep’s clothing remarkable how I fell again for such people.
I really hope we upskill our textiles and throw out all illegal Bangladeshis.
Yunus was a wolf in sheep’s clothing remarkable how I fell again for such people.
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It was the lesser if the two evils from an Indian POV. Who would you rather have had as BD PM ? A hardliner like Khaleda Zia or worse ?
The unfortunate reality is that all such choices are all Hobson's choices. We have to make do with the cards we are death with.
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We have gained nothing with Hasina, the Bangladeshi illegals have been an utter nuisance from Shivaji nagar in bangalore to Royapettah in Chennai, this will hamper Indian city demographics very badly.
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You can go back to threads on violence against minorities/atheists in Bangladesh going back to 2014 and Indians did comment on them.
Of course, there was always the "Their country, their customs/rules/laws" trope that was thrown at us and that didn't even come from Bangladeshis.
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OK but why do you think it would've been any better with anybody else in power in Bangladesh ?
I want all majority Muslim Bangladeshis deported simply because it's unfair to Indian labour market while Hindus and Christians who faced discrimination can stay as well as Chakma Buddhists who are stateless
But no Indian goverment, including the BJP, who made big promises have found the will to do that.
Surely the issue is on our side.
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Fair point.
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At the present time,It will take one spark from any major political party to light the anti Bangladeshi fuse in this country.
You will see Bangladeshis in India living legally and illegally facing public wrath on the streets of all the states.
There will be violence but yes you will see Bangladeshis disappear from the country.
Bangladeshi Muslims will perpetrate more violence on hindus. Ultimately Hindus from Bangladesh will run to India.
So BD will keep the land and resources while we will be left to deal with a poor homeless population of millions.
Do we want it that way? Or should we have a more structured violence free way?
Make no mistake, i don't want a single Bangladeshi in this country.
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Bangladeshi Hindus protest over leader's arrest, one dead
Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, the spokesman of a newly-formed Hindu group leading protests calling for the protection of the minority, was arrested on Monday afternoon.
Religious relations have been turbulent in the mainly Muslim nation of 170 million people since a student-led August revolution forced long-time autocratic prime minister Sheikh Hasina to flee to neighbouring India.
Brahmachari, of the Bangladesh Sammilito Sanatan Jagaran Jote group, was arrested as he travelled from the capital Dhaka to Chittagong on Monday.
On Tuesday, supporters angry that bail was denied, surrounded the prison van carrying him away from court in Chittagong. Others hurled rocks.
Security forces lobbed stun grenades and launched baton charges to break the crowd, and Brahmachari was eventually taken to prison in a police pickup truck.
Nurul Alam, a police inspector posted at Chittagong Medical College Hospital, said a public prosecutor had been killed, identifying him as Saiful Islam Alif, a Muslim.
"He had deep injuries on his head", said hospital director Taslim Uddin.
'Keep calm'
Muhammad Yunus, the 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner who took over as interim leader from Hasina, condemned the murder of the lawyer and ordered an investigation.
Yunus "urged people to keep calm", vowing that the government "is committed to ensuring and upholding communal harmony in Bangladesh at any cost".
In the immediate chaotic days following Hasina's ouster, there was a string of reprisals on Hindus -- seen by some as disproportionate supporters of her regime -- as well as attacks on Muslim Sufi shrines by Islamist hardliners.
Islamist groups have been emboldened to take to the streets after years of being suppressed, and Hindu groups have rallied in counter-demonstrations.
Hindus are the largest minority faith in Bangladesh, accounting for around eight percent of the population.
The foreign ministry in neighbouring Hindu-majority India said they had "noted with deep concern" the arrest of Brahmachari.
"This incident follows the multiple attacks on Hindus and other minorities by extremist elements in Bangladesh", New Delhi said in a statement.
Ties between Dhaka and New Delhi have frayed, not least by India's hosting of their old ally Hasina -- wanted in Bangladesh to face charges of alleged crimes against humanity.
Hasina's 15-year tenure saw widespread human rights abuses, including the mass detention and extrajudicial killings of her political opponents.
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Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, the spokesman of a newly-formed Hindu group leading protests calling for the protection of the minority, was arrested on Monday afternoon.
Religious relations have been turbulent in the mainly Muslim nation of 170 million people since a student-led August revolution forced long-time autocratic prime minister Sheikh Hasina to flee to neighbouring India.
Brahmachari, of the Bangladesh Sammilito Sanatan Jagaran Jote group, was arrested as he travelled from the capital Dhaka to Chittagong on Monday.
On Tuesday, supporters angry that bail was denied, surrounded the prison van carrying him away from court in Chittagong. Others hurled rocks.
Security forces lobbed stun grenades and launched baton charges to break the crowd, and Brahmachari was eventually taken to prison in a police pickup truck.
Nurul Alam, a police inspector posted at Chittagong Medical College Hospital, said a public prosecutor had been killed, identifying him as Saiful Islam Alif, a Muslim.
"He had deep injuries on his head", said hospital director Taslim Uddin.
'Keep calm'
Muhammad Yunus, the 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner who took over as interim leader from Hasina, condemned the murder of the lawyer and ordered an investigation.
Yunus "urged people to keep calm", vowing that the government "is committed to ensuring and upholding communal harmony in Bangladesh at any cost".
In the immediate chaotic days following Hasina's ouster, there was a string of reprisals on Hindus -- seen by some as disproportionate supporters of her regime -- as well as attacks on Muslim Sufi shrines by Islamist hardliners.
Islamist groups have been emboldened to take to the streets after years of being suppressed, and Hindu groups have rallied in counter-demonstrations.
Hindus are the largest minority faith in Bangladesh, accounting for around eight percent of the population.
The foreign ministry in neighbouring Hindu-majority India said they had "noted with deep concern" the arrest of Brahmachari.
"This incident follows the multiple attacks on Hindus and other minorities by extremist elements in Bangladesh", New Delhi said in a statement.
Ties between Dhaka and New Delhi have frayed, not least by India's hosting of their old ally Hasina -- wanted in Bangladesh to face charges of alleged crimes against humanity.
Hasina's 15-year tenure saw widespread human rights abuses, including the mass detention and extrajudicial killings of her political opponents.
AFP
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Might be looking at splitting Bangladesh into a few pieces. A precedent was set on 26 march 71.
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Perfect days for this development as Bangladesh was created by india on this day in 1971.
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So bng have got something actual work on their hands other than killing Hindus. Interesting times. If rebels take more land,Hindus should shift there and declare a new country
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Bangla Vikhandan is only a matter of time brother, fully backing Modi/Doval Ji's rice-diplomacy.
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Bharat is way too mature and secure to let this effect. We have pacified two nuclear armed nations in our neighbourhood through force and diplomacy. Amidst that, Bangladesh a non entity in the world of major powers can only daydream about such stuff.
It’s a game of chess, one disastrous move from Bangladesh is all it takes for Bharat to get that much awaited excuse to crush them without becoming a victim of international sanctions and leave Bangladesh in the darkness for the next many decades. Look at what Pakistan is going through for their misadventures, they were well ahead of Bangladesh and today they’re behind them. How did that came to be?
People in the subcontinent live in the ultimate delusion that Bharat needs them more than they need them. As proven in cricket, even in the world of international economics and international politics, Bharat will successfully demonstrate how it can continue to prosper and lead without relying on its useless neighbours while they all continue to suffer who actually need us way more than we need them.
Maldives tried and repented.
Pakistanis have humbled if not submitted yet.
Bangladesh too would soon be down to its knees begging for forgiveness. US is far away. Bharat can keep playing this game for decades until Bangladesh is finished from within.
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Lol who cares these beggers on India's eastern side would get blown away if India blinks an eye. There are nothing but insects under a shoe awaiting their crushing moment..
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Bhai, I'm not scared of their military might which is non existent. I scared of their ability to illegally infiltrate into my state as well as @cricketjoshila 's state. You have no idea the harm they have done in my state.
We Assamese people don't even know whther we'll remain in majority in our state in the next 50 years.
P.S. Assamese Muslims despise these illegal Bangladeshi parasites even more than Assamese Hindus do.
We Assamese people don't even know whther we'll remain in majority in our state in the next 50 years.
P.S. Assamese Muslims despise these illegal Bangladeshi parasites even more than Assamese Hindus do.
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The rat is falling into the trap. Muslims in Bangladesh are making all the noise because deep down even they know their time will be up soon. The repercussions will be harsh and the good Bangladeshis if any will be worse off but staying quiet while the muslims were on a killing spree against Hindus was a mistake and their future generations will rightfully pay for this.
History is testament to it.
Sanatanis are the biggest force in the subcontinent and have come back from the jaws of defeat time and again to crush Anti Sanatani forces.
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He says Bangladesh should create trouble in the north east and annex part of north eastern India.
Wants BD to take help of Pakistan and Turkey to do so.
Says BD has student revolutionaries like gave some name, who can help mobilize people to invade India.
Goes onto abuse Sheikh Hasina and says why did India keep relations with her.
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Thanks for the translations, bro! Some people live in a parallel universe
Bangladeshis well are Bangladeshis.
They got East Pakistan by riding the coat tails of Jinnah and Muslim League. With some help from Gandhi.
They got Bangladesh because Indian army took Dhaka.
Else 90K pakistanis had some 80mn people on a leash. Some 10-20mn had run away to find refuge in India.
They got ICC test status on the back of Dalmiya and BCCI.
Then they have these chest thumping jokers on tv.
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Anyone with an ounce of shame and self respect in their place would have wanted nothing to do with Pakistan after learning the reality of Operation Searchlight and how they were treated prior to that. But then again, some people don't even learn from the mistakes of their elders.
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I've personally met a few of those people (not many though) in my state who ran away from Bangladesh to Assam during Operation Searchlight.
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Sometimes I wonder if 1971 Bharat could whoop Pakistan in Bangladesh like that what is 2024 Bharat is capable of doing if it just feels like flexing some.
I feel New Delhi is just eagerly waiting for a provocation. It’s been a while our boys had some fun.
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Sometimes I wonder if 1971 Bharat could whoop Pakistan in Bangladesh like that what is 2024 Bharat is capable of doing if it just feels like flexing some.
I feel New Delhi is just eagerly waiting for a provocation. It’s been a while our boys had some fun.
Yes Bangladesh will be a 1 day picnic for Indian Army
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Would there even be a fight however.
Let’s not forget 93,000 Pakistani soldiers simply surrendered in 1971 and avoided being butchered by Bharatiya army.
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Sometimes I wonder if 1971 Bharat could whoop Pakistan in Bangladesh like that what is 2024 Bharat is capable of doing if it just feels like flexing some.
I feel New Delhi is just eagerly waiting for a provocation. It’s been a while our boys had some fun.
But our Mahaaan Ragul Gandhi and my Mamata Ammayi will fight for Bangladesh from India...
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Now a Bangladeshi threatens India with Atom bomb..says they have friends who will give them atomic weapons and they can be launched from BD.
He also says that economy of many indian states depend on Bangladesh.
What are these guys smoking?
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HaHa .... like they say, delusion has no cure as of now. Not even a 15 year old with some knowledge would say what he has said.
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Hmm must take different kind of courage to become a colony of a nation that took out a genocide against you, insane level of brotherhood, credit where its due though.
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Local public consumption should be as good as pak .seems all they care is religion. Most of the posters will fight tooth and nail to say Islam is religion of peace.
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Bangla delulu pro max!
What’s with this weird obsession with our neighbours to annex India?
What’s with this weird obsession with our neighbours to annex India?
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Jokes aside, this cannot be taken lightly. For a smaller and irresponsible nation like Bangladesh to be issuing statements like this at a time it is facing huge civil unrest, political instability and economic collapse, it is an indication of how reckless this country has already become.
Bharat should lobby for major sanctions on Bangladesh for indulging in such behaviour. It is the least that we must do if not launch a full scale invasion to free Sanatani population from Islamist terror.
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I could describe it in a rather crude manner in my mother tongue but the English language I think has a better word for it.
Stockholm syndrome isn’t it?
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My message to Bangladeshis is that look no further than your neighbourhood to find actual nuclear powers who were pacified by us long time ago and don’t raise their voice anymore when it comes to Bharat.
As it has turned out, nuclear weapons turned out to be the biggest wastage of resources because they’re literally unusable as sanctioned by international laws. Also, as seen in recent conflicts between Russia, Ukraine and Israel-Hamas terrorists conflict, nuclear weapons are even failing to act as deterrent as they were believed to be for a long time.
Warfare is sport to rich and resourceful nations. Bharat is a responsible member and rather leader of the international community. But we are also itching to throw some punches since a long time and Bangladesh is almost there.
As it has turned out, nuclear weapons turned out to be the biggest wastage of resources because they’re literally unusable as sanctioned by international laws. Also, as seen in recent conflicts between Russia, Ukraine and Israel-Hamas terrorists conflict, nuclear weapons are even failing to act as deterrent as they were believed to be for a long time.
Warfare is sport to rich and resourceful nations. Bharat is a responsible member and rather leader of the international community. But we are also itching to throw some punches since a long time and Bangladesh is almost there.
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War is not the solution, it never was, it never will be.
The thing is human beings have lost TOLERANCE. Simple word for all the problems, LACK OF TOLERANCE
The thing is human beings have lost TOLERANCE. Simple word for all the problems, LACK OF TOLERANCE
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Don't think India will go to war with Bangladesh as they have more to lose and very little to gain from a war.
War is only a dream of Indian posters who don't have the power to make any decision.
Even if a hypothetical war breaks out, big Bangladeshi population (170-million+) means India may lose a lot of soldiers. Also, India can face international backlash and sanctions if they kill many innocent Bangladeshis. India doesn't have the backing of West like Israel has.
Finally, China has Billions of Dollars of investment in Bangladesh. I am not sure if China will be okay if India messes up their projects. India is no match to China when it comes to military strength.
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Give threats to India and beg India at the same time.
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