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Removal of Sheikh Hasina from Bangladesh, takeaways and opportunities for Pakistan

The Bald Eagle said:

Mr Modi please implement CAA fast now for your brethren​

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1 crore Hindus coming to Bengal: Suvendu Adhikari on Bangladesh crisis​


West Bengal BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari on Monday made a big remark as he asked people to "get ready" for over 1 crore Bangladeshi Hindus coming to India.

The BJP leader's remark came following Sheikh Hasina stepping down as Prime Minister of Bangladesh and leaving the country.

"Hindu minority is being killed in Bangladesh. The councillor of Rangpur was killed. In Sirajganj, 13 policemen were killed, out of whom nine were Hindus. Get ready, 1 crore Bangladeshi Hindus will be coming to Bengal," Adhikari said during a media interaction.

The Leader of Opposition in Bengal also urged Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose to speak to the Centre about the issue.

Notably, four people died in Bangladesh's Rangpur in recent clashes. Haradhan Roy, president of the Parshuram Thana Awami League and councillor of Ward 4, was one of them, reported Daily Star.

Bangladesh has been in a state of unrest for weeks now with students protesting against a quota for government jobs. The country is now witnessing a political crisis with Sheikh Hasina quitting as Prime Minister.

Hasina's flight landed at the Hindon air base in Ghaziabad, and she was received by Air Officer Commanding (AOC) Sanjay Chopra. It is speculated that she may depart for London next.

Thousands of protesters stormed her residence in Bangladesh on Monday following reports of her resignation and departure from the country. The statue of her father Sheikh Mujibur Rehman was also vandalised by protesters.

Source: India Today
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The attack on Hindu's have already started in BD and it is all over the media.

Indian liberals meanwhile have become Gandhiji's 3 monkey today -
  • Don't say anything
  • Don't see anything
  • Don't hear anything.

But I hope CAA is implemented ASAP in Waste Bengal.
 
cricketjoshila said:
Seal the border. Close all land and rail routes. Stop any illegal immigrants by any which way necessary.
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Illegal Bangladeshi migrants have already flooded many cities in India, and this political crisis will have further impacts. Mamata Begum should stop encouraging illegal immigration just for the sake of the vote bank.
 
Cpt. Rishwat said:
Lol. Knew before even stepping foot in this thread it would be teeming with hindutva posters rabidly typing away at their keyboards. If Indians care so much about BD just remove the fence and bring under your umbrella. Then what can Pakistan say on this?
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How many more Bangladeshis do you want India to take our North East and East is full of them, heck even in Chennai Bangladeshi sim cards are available
 
Rajdeep said:
The attack on Hindu's have already started in BD and it is all over the media.

Indian liberals meanwhile have become Gandhiji's 3 monkey today -
  • Don't say anything
  • Don't see anything
  • Don't hear anything.

But I hope CAA is implemented ASAP in Waste Bengal.
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No better time for the implementation than now. Totally agree.
 
Rajdeep said:
The attack on Hindu's have already started in BD and it is all over the media.

Indian liberals meanwhile have become Gandhiji's 3 monkey today -
  • Don't say anything
  • Don't see anything
  • Don't hear anything.

But I hope CAA is implemented ASAP in Waste Bengal.
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Yep they should take them in if it is really so and send them to other states too if arrangements unsatisfactory there
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Yep they should take them in if it is really so and send them to other states too if arrangements unsatisfactory there
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Need to throw some out as well. India is already most populated country...so if we have to intake some more, some need to go. They don't love India anyway, so sending them out will be fantastic start.
 
Rajdeep said:
The attack on Hindu's have already started in BD and it is all over the media.

Indian liberals meanwhile have become Gandhiji's 3 monkey today -
  • Don't say anything
  • Don't see anything
  • Don't hear anything.

But I hope CAA is implemented ASAP in Waste Bengal.
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I don't think you really understand the CAA. It very specifically deals with minorities from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan who have been provably living in India since 2014. If you want to save the 13 million Bangladeshi who currently living in Bangladesh, Modi will have to pass a fresh law. Mamta can do nothing to help.
 
sweep_shot said:
Don't talk about something you don't know nothing about.

Hasina was a dictator who was killing her own people for power.
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So why dont you counter those statements ? Are they factually false ? The economic numbers listed AFAIK are true, so whats the counter ? The killing of people for power abuse is not acceptable though anywhere
 
Romali_rotti said:
Yeah true.

We only have a muslim population of 204 million and a Christian population of 28 million

:sanga
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If you had added India had a Muslim President then it would have made your point even more significant.
 
JaDed said:
Whatever helps Pakistani awam sleep. Please keep sleeping you guys have been sleeping for 50 years now
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I’m in agreement with you, and looks as if Pakistanis will be sleeping for another 50+ years.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Why are Indians so sad lol

Bangladeshis made their choice. They will deal with it.

But I don't understand the dismay on the Indian side. It seems more than the glee on the Pakistani side.
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Concerned...not sad. Check my first post on this thread as to why India should be concerned.

Bangladesh was doing relatively well as a nation, both economically and diplomatically. Now with a stable govt been ousted by a coup and replaced with Army rule, it runs the risk of becoming another Pakistan (the shinning light of Sub continent). Considering India shares it border with both Pak & BD, it need be wary and secure its borders. West Bengal can now very well turn into another Kahsmir if India don't act tough.
 
Red-Indian said:
I don't think you really understand the CAA. It very specifically deals with minorities from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan who have been provably living in India since 2014. If you want to save the 13 million Bangladeshi who currently living in Bangladesh, Modi will have to pass a fresh law. Mamta can do nothing to help.
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Its a time for modi government to walk the talk now
 
This could get ugly, Mashrafe Mortaza house has been burned down
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Although the whole of J&K fate should be decided by plebiscite but by just giving the IOK to Pakistan the relations could improve greatly. Keep the jammus as Hindus in majority here now
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I am not sure if you really mean it but hope the Pak gov doesnt believe in your fantasy scenarios. Fantasy land opinions. No wonder Pak needs an IMF bailout and is struggling
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Why are Indians so sad lol

Bangladeshis made their choice. They will deal with it.

But I don't understand the dismay on the Indian side. It seems more than the glee on the Pakistani side.
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Hasina was a prominent player in the 1971 crisis which India defused, so a bit of nostalgia involved I guess.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Why are Indians so sad lol

Bangladeshis made their choice. They will deal with it.

But I don't understand the dismay on the Indian side. It seems more than the glee on the Pakistani side.
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I am sad because of the attacks on Bangladeshi hindus. But that is the destiny of hindus.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Why are Indians so sad lol

Bangladeshis made their choice. They will deal with it.

But I don't understand the dismay on the Indian side. It seems more than the glee on the Pakistani side.
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The frenzy on here is ridiculous and makes nn sense. There will be a new government.

As long as there is stability, its in India's interest to deal with the new government. The worst possible outcome is long periods of anarchy. And the student leaders need to be responsible here
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Its a time for modi government to walk the talk now
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The Modi government cares very little for Hindus outside India except as a source of funding and remittances. And rightly so.

The CAA was a nice signalling mechanism to appease the Hindutva but they know they're responsible for Indians and not some Bangladeshis who've been citizens in another country for 75 years. I applaud their pragmatism in this case.

If things get too out of hand, we can threaten Bangladesh with cutting off refined petroleum...we're a major source nowadays.
 
HalBass9 said:
I’m in agreement with you, and looks as if Pakistanis will be sleeping for another 50+ years.
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Off topic: I wish the best for Pakistani citizens in whatever/whoever they choose.
May Pakistan keep producing greats like Edhi sahab.
 
oatmeal said:
The frenzy on here is ridiculous and makes nn sense. There will be a new government.

As long as there is stability, its in India's interest to deal with the new government. The worst possible outcome is long periods of anarchy. And the student leaders need to be responsible here
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That is the point, there is none. If there was one, no one would be debating it. Just now Mashrafe Mortaza's house been set on fire. I love how you guys simplify things as if to say he he look nothing happens...all normal.

We are not supporting Hasina here but atleast with her there was law and order in BD and we also knew with whom we are dealing. How do you know which fanatical person will call the shots there?
 
Rajdeep said:
Concerned...not sad. Check my first post on this thread as to why India should be concerned.

Bangladesh was doing relatively well as a nation, both economically and diplomatically. Now with a stable govt been ousted by a coup and replaced with Army rule, it runs the risk of becoming another Pakistan (the shinning light of Sub continent). Considering India shares it border with both Pak & BD, it need be wary and secure its borders. West Bengal can now very well turn into another Kahsmir if India don't act tough.
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Stable government? LOL. Hasina was a dictator. We got rid of him. Deal with it. India's little puppet is gone now.

Direction of Bangladesh should be decided by Bangladeshis and Bangladeshis have decided that by overthrowing her. Indians don't need to butt in.

BTW, minorities are safer in Bangladesh than in India.
 
Rajdeep said:
Concerned...not sad. Check my first post on this thread as to why India should be concerned.

Bangladesh was doing relatively well as a nation, both economically and diplomatically. Now with a stable govt been ousted by a coup and replaced with Army rule, it runs the risk of becoming another Pakistan (the shinning light of Sub continent). Considering India shares it border with both Pak & BD, it need be wary and secure its borders. West Bengal can now very well turn into another Kahsmir if India don't act tough.
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It seems like a lot of the situation is due to Indian interference.

It is easy to pontificate after helping to make the mess.
 
Rajdeep said:
That is the point, there is none. If there was one, no one would be debating it. Just now Mashrafe Mortaza's house been set on fire. I love how you guys simplify things as if to say he he look nothing happens...all normal.

We are not supporting Hasina here but atleast with her there was law and order in BD and we also knew with whom we are dealing. How do you know which fanatical person will call the shots there?
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You don't know what you are talking about.

Anyway, Bangladeshi people have decided. You or any other Indian doesn't get a say.

It is time to hold Awami League accountable. For all the crimes they have committed against Bangladeshi people over the past 15 years.

Get the popcorn ready. Things are just getting started.
 
Rajdeep said:
That is the point, there is none. If there was one, no one would be debating it. Just now Mashrafe Mortaza's house been set on fire. I love how you guys simplify things as if to say he he look nothing happens...all normal.

We are not supporting Hasina here but atleast with her there was law and order in BD and we also knew with whom we are dealing. How do you know which fanatical person will call the shots there?
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Dude its the immediate aftermath of a successful revolt. Things dont get back to normal instantly. It takes time. In Lanka, things went back to a semi stable system soon, hope that happens in Bangladesh too.

But it all depends on the student leaders if they get their members to stand down. They should but its not easy to give up power once you have tasted it.

If Khaleda Zia or a technocrat can lead a caretaker government and elections are held in the next few months, it should be ok long term. Even for India, they might not have a reliable ally but sometimes you have to deal with difficult personalities too , that's part of diplomacy.
 
Cover Drive Six said:
Illegal Bangladeshi migrants have already flooded many cities in India, and this political crisis will have further impacts. Mamata Begum should stop encouraging illegal immigration just for the sake of the vote bank.
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With SH gone, this is the time for Modi government to round up and push back these infiltrators.
 
sweep_shot said:
Stable government? LOL. Hasina was a dictator. We got rid of him. Deal with it. India's little puppet is gone now.

Direction of Bangladesh should be decided by Bangladeshis and Bangladeshis have decided that by overthrowing her. Indians don't need to butt in.

BTW, minorities are safer in Bangladesh than in India.
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Minorities are now thrown to the wolves.

Bangladeshis should decide their direction, but if that means another refugee influx in India, then India will intervene.

Congratulations on the US puppet.
 
Why did they allow Hasina to flee? She shouldn't have been allowed to flee.

She should've been prosecuted in Bangladesh. I think she qualifies for death penalty for all the innocent people she killed.
 
cricketjoshila said:
Minorities are now thrown to the wolves.

Bangladeshis should decide their direction, but if that means another refugee influx in India, then India will intervene.

Congratulations on the US puppet.
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what will India do? Invade Bangladesh, zero chance of that

India can secure the border to prevent people from crossing over, put in the screws economically as there are some loan based financial schemes and use aggressive diplomacy. That's pretty much all the options available
 
oatmeal said:
what will India do? Invade Bangladesh, zero chance of that

India can secure the border to prevent people from crossing over, put in the screws economically as there are some loan based financial schemes and use aggressive diplomacy. That's pretty much all the options available
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@cricketjoshila writes like he is in charge of India. Haha!

He seems to think India will invade just because he says so.

LOL.
 
cricketjoshila said:
Minorities are now thrown to the wolves.

Bangladeshis should decide their direction, but if that means another refugee influx in India, then India will intervene.

Congratulations on the US puppet.
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You have all the time in the world to invade now but India would never as there is no big boss to back them now.
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Bangladesh is in jubilation as Sheikh Hasina gets removed from power. A Big SETBACK for India as they have lost a close ally in Sheikh Hasina who has also fled to India.

A great opportunity for Pakistan to reset its relations with Bangladesh in an amicable manner as the people of both countries already have great mutual respect for each other. Also there is an eye open lesson for non political forces in Pakistan who think the people can't bring about any change through protests. A moment of agony for PTI supporters too as they missed the great opportunity to let their demand meets after a great rallying of people post 9th May which could have fetched early elections for them and also head started a probe into regime change operation.

Also with the arrival of pro China governments all around India, there is a great opportunity for Pakistan to revive SAARC and raise issue like Kashmir, water management issues and other issues which could eventually bring peace in South Asia.
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Is this celebration like what happened after Taliban took over Afghanistan?
 
The Bald Eagle said:
You have all the time in the world to invade now but India would never as there is no big boss to back them now.
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Invasion isn't easy. Does India want thousands of dead troops in the war? I don't think so.

Also, invading could make world condemn and isolate India.

I think Bangladesh should allow China to build a military base in BD just to keep India in check.
 
Pakistan is not going to play a major role in any scenario.

India is understandably more wary of a pro china party taking over, especially because there is a lot of rage at Sheikh Hasina and some of that translates into anti India sentiment among the Bangladesh public too.

But in geopolitics you dont (directly) get to decide who rules other countries, you have to deal with the person in front of you
 
cricketjoshila said:
Minorities are now thrown to the wolves.

Bangladeshis should decide their direction, but if that means another refugee influx in India, then India will intervene.

Congratulations on the US puppet.
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Sorry for your loss . #buddihasinafled
 
DeadlyVenom said:
I hope they are safe. They seem well integrated compared to Hindus in Pakistan or Muslims in India so God willing they will be ok.
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Pakistani hindus are mostly dalits and tribals, but Bangladeshi hindus have a middle class as well, even they have not been spared of hate crimes in the past.

Indian muslims have the biggest platform for their plight. BBC, Al Jazeera et al always give them space.

But no speakers for Bangladeshi Hindus. They fall in the blind spot of both regional and global news. Even Indian hindus don't like to speak for them. Orphans in every sense of the word.
 
Pak army
is more
smarter , no mass shootings but kidnapping & imprisoning . Mainly the leaders are now inside , ordinary folk are out now .

Even if you’re China , shooting dead people on mass may end your regime .

All 3 nations have corrupt , criminals in charge . Indians mostly accepted as modi & rss are Hindu warriors with archery bows . Bangladeshis finally woke up & Pakistan is on season 2 .
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Why are Indians so sad lol

Bangladeshis made their choice. They will deal with it.

But I don't understand the dismay on the Indian side. It seems more than the glee on the Pakistani side.
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Indians are worried because their next door neighbour with whom they share a long border is in political crisis.
Pakistanis are happy because Indians are worried.
 
RexRex said:
Article 8 of Bangladesh's Constitution enshrines secularism as one of the fundamental principles of state policy. (wikipedia)
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Also check which article states Islam as the state religion.

You want such an arrangement in India too? Secularism and state religion.
 
CricketCartoons said:
I am sad because of the attacks on Bangladeshi hindus. But that is the destiny of hindus.
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I'm not clued up on Bangladeshi politics. But a few Bangladeshi Take aways owner's here in South West London were always on the case of India interfering with Bangla politics. Hence no surprise, she's ran off to india
 
aboveandbeyond said:
I'm not clued up on Bangladeshi politics. But a few Bangladeshi Take aways owner's here in South West London were always on the case of India interfering with Bangla politics. Hence no surprise, she's ran off to india
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What has that to do with Bangladeshi hindus? Oh you mean they are traitors because they are hindus?
 
CricketCartoons said:
Pakistani hindus are mostly dalits and tribals, but Bangladeshi hindus have a middle class as well, even they have not been spared of hate crimes in the past.

Indian muslims have the biggest platform for their plight. BBC, Al Jazeera et al always give them space.

But no speakers for Bangladeshi Hindus. They fall in the blind spot of both regional and global news. Even Indian hindus don't like to speak for them. Orphans in every sense of the word.
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Hindus in Bangladesh are not in danger like minorities are in India. Things are worse in India.
 
sweep_shot said:
I think Bangladesh should allow China to build a military base in BD just to keep India in check.
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You don't need to request separately; Chinese must already be rubbing their hands with anticipation, having identified the next potential bakara :LOL:

This is yesterday's article

How Chinese loans trapped Pakistan's economy

Overburdened by Chinese loans:
According to data from 2022, Pakistan has $26.6 billion (€24.6 billion) worth of Chinese debt, more than any other country in the world.

Safiya Aftab, an Islamabad based economist, told DW that the interest rates on Chinese loans are not concessional and come in at around 3.7%.

"These loans were given for infrastructure, which in theory is supposed to start generating returns. The main issue in my opinion is Pakistan's poor absorption capacity. The government was not able to progress on projects according to schedule," she said.

Analyst Khalid believes these loans "are challenging to repay due to exorbitantly high interest rates, which exceed the payment capacity of the government."

"The more relaxations and extensions available, the better it is for Pakistan. China, aware of Pakistan's financial struggles, often provides breathing space but occasionally leverages this debt for its interests," said Khalid.

Is CPEC good or bad for Pakistan?
Analysts say that the CPEC loans were initially presented as the cheapest option for international loans, but it later emerged that they would be far more expensive to pay back than expected.

"The agreements, heavily favoring China, were poorly negotiated, resulting in the project being over-promised and under-delivered. The public and media were misled by the then minister of planning and his team to portray CPEC as a significant economic game-changer for Pakistan and the region," Khalid said.

Economist Kaiser Bengali is of the view that changing the payment structure on Chinese debt "is only a temporary fix, which also depends on graciousness from the Chinese side, even if re-profiling and rollovers on loans from China have helped Pakistan fulfill its external financing needs several times in the past."

"The Chinese debt is huge and rollover is the only but temporary option. "The huge debt pile is crushing the economy," he told DW.

"This is getting more complex, for how long China will roll over these debts, as they have their own bottom lines for these loans in their business projects. They lend to many countries and don't want to set a precedent of delaying and renegotiating projects as it will affect their interests," he added.

Islamabad, Beijing refute criticism
Both Pakistani and Chinese officials frequently deflect criticism that the CPEC project has deepened Islamabad's economic woes and frame the scheme as an opportunity for economic growth.

A press release from Pakistan's Ministry of Planning, Development and Special Initiatives' "CPEC Secretariat" says Islamabad joined CPEC due to "favorable financing arrangements" and that China has "stepped forward to support Pakistan's development at a time when foreign investment had dried up."

"CPEC has provided enormous opportunities for Pakistan to grow economically. It is an engine for economic growth," it added.
Regardless, Pakistan's debt problem is not going away anytime soon.

"Pakistan is trapped between China and the US [IMF loans], and Washington has cautioned that IMF loans should not be used to repay the mounting Chinese debt," Bengali said.

Economist Aftab said that China will allow Pakistan to reprofile its debt payment.

"The main reason for their generosity to Pakistan is their rivalry with India, and that's not going away anytime soon. But they may lose patience on slow project progress and start pressing for action," she said.

Edited by: Wesley Rahn

https://www.dw.com/en/how-chinese-l...dened by Chinese loans,come in at around 3.7%.
 
CricketCartoons said:
What has that to do with Bangladeshi hindus? Oh you mean they are traitors because they are hindus?
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They are all, including Indian libbus, maintaining pedestrian distance from this topic of plight of hindu's even after multiple posters posted video evidence here. All keeping a close distance from those posts and pretending to have not read them. Imagine if the ball was in other court, we will not hear end of it.

Anyway, Modi needs to come tough here. Bahut secularism ka drameebaazi ho gaya...enough is enough.
 
sweep_shot said:
I think Bangladesh should allow China to build a military base in BD just to keep India in check.
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Actually, I withdraw this statement. LOL. This can result in another big issue (Chinese takeover?).

Bangladesh should be free from foreign influence but should definitely be in good terms with China, Russia, Arab nations, Turkey, and Pakistan.
 
Chinese loans weren’t the issue , IMF , world bank are as they place conditions for economy . Zionist slavery . China helped Pak become a nuclear power .

Bangladesh & Pakistan should become close allies now.

Muslims nations should unite under an economic & military group . Pak should give nukes to all that need . Sure the world may end but better than living under slavery & being bombed .
 
offstump said:
Guys, the biggest question is whether India will travel to Bangladesh for the 2027 Asia Cup, or if they will demand a hybrid model? The BCCI needs to make that clear immediately.
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If Bangladesh becomes Pakistan 2.0, the chances of which is very likely, I doubt BCCI will send its team there.
 
Rajdeep said:
Anyway, Modi needs to come tough here. Bahut secularism ka drameebaazi ho gaya...enough is enough
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Lets face it Modi won't allow the bangla hindus to enter in India now. As election is 5 years away so no need for even rhethoric now
 
Rajdeep said:
If Bangladesh becomes Pakistan 2.0, the chances of which is very likely, I doubt BCCI will send its team there.
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India is free to not come. They behave like entitled brats. Harmanpreet Kaur was behaving like a complete idiot a while ago.
 
KingKhanWC said:
Chinese loans weren’t the issue , IMF , world bank are as they place conditions for economy . Zionist slavery . China helped Pak become a nuclear power .

Bangladesh & Pakistan should become close allies now.

Muslims nations should unite under an economic & military group . Pak should give nukes to all that need . Sure the world may end but better than living under slavery & being bombed .
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Pakistan is waiting on the next IMF loan and you want the government to do unlimited nuclear proliferation. :geek:
 
Rajdeep said:
Need to throw some out as well. India is already most populated country...so if we have to intake some more, some need to go. They don't love India anyway, so sending them out will be fantastic start.
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You make it sound like it’s the transfer market😂

India gets 20 million in add ons for every Bangladeshi immigrant that becomes a CEO of a major company.
 
gani999 said:
Indians are worried because their next door neighbour with whom they share a long border is in political crisis.
Pakistanis are happy because Indians are worried.
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As a Pakistani, I am pleased for the Bangladeshi people because their protest was organic and grounded in legitimate demands, it was neither sectarian nor communal. The citizens of Bangladesh understood their rights and stood up for them, leading to the ousting of a sitting Prime Minister they deemed unfit to govern their country.

The people of Bangladesh are intelligent and industrious, continuously driving their nation towards prosperity.

India, as a democratic country aspiring to uphold non-secular democratic principles, should be pleased that its neighboring country is in tune with its democratic rights, which they have successfully exercised.
 
One key take away is that Hasina was forced by the army to resign. She withstood public pressure until the army withdrew their support. This alone should tell us that no change can come without the people who actually hold the power first changing. You can protest all you want, but without this step, you will not achieve your goal.
 
oatmeal said:
Pakistan is waiting on the next IMF loan and you want the government to do unlimited nuclear proliferation. :geek:
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Agree more are incoming but those funds end up as property in Dubai & London.

Pak has more nukes than India , this is silly give half to others esp Bangladesh needs a couple now .
 
Interesting days ahead for Bangladesh. The future direction of Bangladesh is at stake, history has shown time and often it’s easier to protest and remove than to run a nation successfully.

Bangladesh is over populated and population density is too high, they need a visionary leader to help the economy grow and reduce population explosion.

Is there any such leader in Bangladesh? Time will tell, right now they are at a critical stage which can go either ways.
 
Rajdeep said:
They are all, including Indian libbus, maintaining pedestrian distance from this topic of plight of hindu's even after multiple posters posted video evidence here. All keeping a close distance from those posts and pretending to have not read them. Imagine if the ball was in other court, we will not hear end of it.

Anyway, Modi needs to come tough here. Bahut secularism ka drameebaazi ho gaya...enough is enough.
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I don't mind muslims gaslighting or concealing their glee at what happens to bangladeshi hindus. It is expected.

It is the secular hindus who are the real shame.
 
SM1989 said:
One key take away is that Hasina was forced by the army to resign. She withstood public pressure until the army withdrew their support. This alone should tell us that no change can come without the people who actually hold the power first changing. You can protest all you want, but without this step, you will not achieve your goal.
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Inside army coup first . Pakistans only way out , maybe someone within takes down Munir .
 
KingKhanWC said:
Agree more are incoming but those funds end up as property in Dubai & London.

Pak has more nukes than India , this is silly give half to others esp Bangladesh needs a couple now .
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bhai its not guns or hand grenades, you cant transfer nuclear bombs overnight . There is a lot of infrastructure and know-how needed to store nuclear weapons and nuclear material. Plus it invites every global sanction imaginable.

Russia could actually do it but even they dont talk about nuclear proliferation or using nuclear bombs because China asked them not to.
 
RexRex said:
People in Pakistan immediately think of Zulfiqar Bhutto and his fate when they think about starting protests against the khakis. They are deathly scared of their army.
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Lol and which country are the their army from?
 
SM1989 said:
One key take away is that Hasina was forced by the army to resign. She withstood public pressure until the army withdrew their support. This alone should tell us that no change can come without the people who actually hold the power first changing. You can protest all you want, but without this step, you will not achieve your goal.
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The real power in the world has been and will always remain this 💪🏻. No matter how someone else tries to convince you
 
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