Bangladesh's Political Challenges: What's Next
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- August 13, 2024 - Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) and the Asia Society India Center host an expert discussion exploring key questions following the resignation of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina after weeks of intense and deadly nationwide protests. Now, with an interim government led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus at the helm, the country faces significant uncertainty and the coming months will be critical. Can the interim government help restore law and order in Bangladesh? What does the future hold for its democracy? And how will these developments impact the region and the broader global community?
Speakers include Sreeradha Dutta, professor of International Affairs at OP Jindal Global University and author of ‘Bangladesh on a New Journey - Moving Beyond Regional Identity’; Michael Kugelman, director of the Wilson Center's South Asia Institute and author of Foreign Policy’s weekly South Asia Brief; Sara Hossain, professor of practice at the School of Law, Gender, and Media at SOAS and partner at the law firm of Dr. Kamal Hossain and Associates; and Shafqat Munir, senior fellow at the Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies. Farwa Aamer, director of South Asia Initiatives at ASPI, moderates the conversation. (51 min., 4 sec.)
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When she is saying 'all walks of life participated', it means from university students to school kids of grade 6, from public school to elite private schools, from kids from madrasas to girls from rich English medium schools, from poor moms to high class housewives and working women, from actresses to singers, social influencers, from NRB labors to people working in high salaries abroad. Young people, inspired by the sacrifice of Abu Sayeed, faced the bullets with sticks and stones only. No foreign money can buy such spirit and motivations. Why they participated? because Hasina was killing kids, shooting people, shooting children form helicopters. USA, UN were just watching closely doing nothing to stop killings, Indian hypocrite media was silent, Pakistan were busy with their own issues.. China was praising Hasina.
China was praising no one.
Well Said
Joker, understand your country's history first. You can be an ass hole but cannot expect to be like you.
@@ajmaeenmahtab8456 China praised Hasina for controlling situation well when things seemed to calm down in the middle.
All means all. I don’t bother about China. He will do business with the legal authority of a country. If you make Hasina PM they will do business with her too and now they will work with Yunus too. They are not in the business of poking nose in others affair.
🦅🦅 toolkit gang is activated 🇧🇩
Thanks for sharing !
Sara's extempore explanation is a primer of the events, riveting....a must for people, especially Indians, who still ask, 'why?'
Extempore 😂😂 Sara's confabulations were same in all the Indian media that she has been surfing in continuous ad nauseam mode and censured India for what supervened in Bangladesh.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yu confabulations, supervened......was that Hindi or English that you used??
@@SaifulIslam-eo8mino no ami bangla bolchilo 😂😂😂😂
We are looking from outside and to us it looks like, BD was doing well economically, its GDP was better than India therefore we thought this protest was totally political and inorganic specially when Sheikh Haseena removed the 30% freedom fighter quota, the protests stopped and then started again after a week. Also, you should listen to the BD journalist Shoaib Chaudhary I think who is close to BNP and he said that this protest was organised by the son of Khaaleda zia in London.
Whatever it is, India only wants a stable govt which can control the jammat e islami and rohingyas because it increases terr0 rism and refugees in India. Other than that we dont care who you make your PM.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yu 😂
Are you Bangladesh, sheekh Hasina resigned after weeks of protests, there's nothing called wider global community, do they cares whether you in conflict or in crises. Keep you peace and stability and resolve in a wisdom way..
Wrong
India china and others care
None of the present leaders have wisdom,they just want to fill their coffer with billions of dollars at the cost of peoples life.
Nice discussions on BANGLADESH.
I wish very heartful thanks to the presenter. We are BANGLADESHI breathing fresh air after steps down of Killer HASINA. Our beloved students organised such a movement without any airms against DEFENCE GROUPand had shown how to fight and The Warior Students defeated THE FACIST GOVERNMENT. So. I hope our new Govt.will win to face any challanges. Just need time to make stabality and peace.
Insightful discussion. However, in my observation as a Bangladeshi is ... Sheikh Hasina's government has been criticized for making bilateral agreements with India that many Bangladeshis believe unfairly favored India. This perception is tied to the belief that, facing declining popularity and limited Western support, Hasina relied heavily on India's backing to stay in power. As a result, many in Bangladesh feel their country's sovereignty was compromised. To improve relations, India needs to treat Bangladesh as an equal partner and seek mutually beneficial agreements. The current approach, including Indian media's portrayal of these issues, risks further alienating the Bangladeshi public.
Hindu Bengalis from India feel similarly about Bangladeshis - they are in every state in India, get voter cards from corrupt politicians and join their muslim brothers in India always vote against the right wing, development oriented BJP - thereby keeping different states backward, such as West Bengal. Think of the day when Mamta flies off to Bangladesh in a helicopter.
Polio superpower Pakistan agrees
Which agreement was not mutually beneficial?
1. In the land swap, India lost land to Bangladesh.
2. India and Indian companies have invested in the textile sector. Bangla textiles depend on Indian cotton. India facilitates all of this. Not only this we started a land port at Petrapole near Kolkata.
3. India provides 20% of the total electricity requirement for Bangladesh at the same rate as it does to states in India. Basically, Bangladesh gets the same rate as the states in India.
4. India in association with Russia is helping Bangladesh build its 1st Nuclear power plant, which is going against the wishes of the United States. WHICH IS A BIG DEAL.
5. Apart from this India provides a plethora of special privileges for Bangladeshis. So many Bangladeshi students study in Indian universities.
If Bangladeshis still feel that India does not treat Bangladesh fairly then they must introspect. You cannot blame the Indian govt. for Indian media. Indian media has a mind of its own and it will speak it freely.
We understand that you are angry that Hasina was supported by India(both Congress and BJP at the center) but that cannot be used to falsify facts and state that India has made unfair agreements with BD.
I again ask which agreement/policy of India is not mutually beneficial?
@@HRC294Spot on bro point by point, Indian media does not have to be diplomatic and neither a spokesman of Govt of India
Totally wrong notion.. otherwise u r going to loss a true friend.
No government employment or transfer and appointment was approved without clearance of the intelligence. Their job was to ensure the candidate had no smell of BNP or Jamat. Connection with Awami League was of course a feather. Even then in most cases a graft of substantial volume was paid.
Any Muslim nation can only be run by dictators or elected dictators. That’s the story in each and every Muslim nation. Bangladesh was slowly becoming a success story. Now see where it goes in chaos. There will be multiple power centers .
You are a hidden Hindu in the name of Atheist.
A success story at the expense of the lived of 1500+ students? Give me a break bro 😂
@@alkalel14 I don’t know which part of the world you live in ? Big powers butcher their own people for different reasons in different scenarios. Some call it “ Uncle Sam needs You” some call it “ defend motherland “ some call it “ in the name of the king” that’s how you get in the league or else be subjected to major world powers. Got that BRO ?
@@alkalel14 You just heard narrative of Sheik Hasina and India. Do some real research. Why do you hate Muslim nations. Do you know about Turkey, Malaysia, Indonesia...
@@mrhafiz2 bro i don’t hate muslim countries i just made fun of the dude who made the comment haha u mean to tag him not me 😂
The white American guy has always seen BD through the eyes of India. He is biased.
Correct
He is german haha😂
Michael Kugelman, the international agent of India, who gets lots of money for supporting and keeping India's Interest, and always talks against Bangladesh... 🤬
@noty0urs3npai You know nothing about M. Krugalman, one of the Indian agents in the USA.
I was listening to all the contributors with great interest. Being a Bangladeshi I expect drastic reforms in all sectors by the Interim government. But my long close observation on the political phenomenon and knowing the political DNA of major political parties in Bangladesh, frankly speaking high possibilities are there nothing may change. But of course I hope for the best from the interim government.
Amazing discussion
Bangladeshi people take back their country. 🇧🇩
Why did the Bangladeshi supreme court justice and Central Bank governor step down?
Because they were setup to help extreme corruption of Sheik Hasan's govt.
Because they did lots of crime indirectly along with Hasina..
The Judicial systems and financial sector were corrupted most... Innocent people are killed, and kept in the Jail without any reasons and human rights are hampered most...Financially Bangladesh has also affected as the loan of the country has increased
@@SHAMSUL477 Still, it isn't a good luck for international business and investors.
@@AnAn___not for Indians, but for others it will be a great opportunity to invest here... Similarly by this time young people has already started to work to rebuild and reform fragile infrastructure,economic sectors, education systems etc, so in near future They will be succeeded....
@@SHAMSUL477 Unless Indian business is welcome, why would other businesses risk increasing their business with Bangladesh?
The temporary set back with Indian foreign policy in Bangladesh is due to its 100 percent on Government as opposed to the people. If it redirects its policy towards the people relations will improve and even surpass compared with the past
Enjoyed this great conversation. Thank you.
Nice conversation , yes, after the fall of Hasina we look forward to rebuild our institutions of every sector , a national unity achieved in our society in this regard and let’s hope a better future coming soon.
Adesso student situation parpose mai possible intarfare nostro paese Bangladesh India china Russia basta democracy onestly policy world wide good relationship good economy good jobs all Bangladesh
These Bangladesh elites were sleeping for the last 10 to 15 years and have woke now riding on the piggyback of the students protest who themselves have been protesting for the removal of quota system alone and the intellectuals with the elite have used this protest to overthrow a govt with western help. B'Deshi intellectuals are shifting the blame from them to India, how is India responsible if B'Desh haven't strengthened their judiciary, election commission, public service commission, and police. If India had intervened then the ruling party will say India is interfering in internal matters.
Every sovereign country deals with head of other sovereign country, otherwise how would you deal and make contacts with people and encourage business, tourism, medical tourism etc. Does the panelists mean Indian Govt should deal with opposition before signing any contract or agreement, is this how things work with democracy. Indian high commission would have had contacts with Bangladesh opposition parties but wouldn't have declared it in open as the Bangladesh politics is so vendetta driven.
India also does not allow Western nations to interfere in its internal matters and very staunchly guards and defends it, so how could India comment on internal matters of other countries if it isn't concerning the Indians.
B'DESHI elites say India must have people to people contacts, then I would say they must look at India Pakistan relationship especially people contact and this is how a frozen people to people contact relationship looks like. India virtually hardly gives any visas to Pakistanis until unless it is a medical emergency. Just look what happened During the cricket worldcup in India, hardly any visas were given to Pakistanis, roughly 50 Pakistanis got visa including journalists and those who were given visas were mostly Pakistani Americans. Did India do the same with Bangladesh, has India frozen the visas for Bangladesh to stop people to people contact, in fact as many 1.6 million visas has been given to B'DESHI and they are given seats world renowned institutions like Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), so wat r they talking about.
If Bangladesh wants to follow mobocracy type democracy then good luck. Let us wait for the next mobocracy revolution to happen after this and the elites will again say it is such a beautiful thing to happen to Bangladesh.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yu Why u write an essay but can't write the name of our country properly?
Social media are being manipulated by unknown parties to brainwash and agitate youths of both states. Nowadays, Bangadeshis want west bengal & 7 sisters. Indians want total Bangladesh.
And most of the talking about this are done by those people who are short-sighted, very young in age, zero idea about geo-politics & global conspiracy and they're active on social media 24/7.
People of these demographics on both countries are the new variable o global politics. We've recently seen that these students have uprooted a whole govt. But, make sure u understand the fact that these youth were used as a weapon. They had zero idea that they're being a goat who would be slaughtered. This geopolitical game is nowusing the borderless, uncontrolled cyberspace of all nation in the world. Theyhave the AI to set anything they want for the people to believe or agitate.
General students' emotions were used to uproot to govt. The govt. surely had corruption in noticable terms. But they have done a great deal for the people and the students.
But peopleare ungrateful. I have had lot to explain but it' difficult to type long paragraph in my phn.
So basically what I wanna say is, we should educate youths about consoiracies and they being used as animals for slaughter. They should calm down. They should keep friendly attitude with neighboring countries. We've thousands of relative on both the countries. We should helo each other. If they want war, rhen they should remember that the war would destroy both countries economy and jobs for good.
For your kind information she didn’t resign,she simply eft the country just to minimise casualties only,present interim government has no legitimacy,still pm sheikh hasina still BD’s legitimate government
The BDeshi interlocutors are vocal about the depredations of the Hasina Regime, rightfully so. But, these worthies are singularly silent on the atrocities against the country's minorities, especially the Hindus. Yes, China will be happy to fish in the troubled BDeshi waters, but the country will not survive in hostility with the neighboring Bharat. Look at Pakistan.
Revolutions are of two types. The first, the French and Bolshevik, off with the heads type. The second, the South African type lead by the South African Gandhi Nelson Mandela, with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission type. BD has a choice to make
Those worthies are more vocal in support of Minorities than Indian worthies who ran an entire election vilifying Muslim minorities & those who spoke against are branded as anti-nationals ....
Let us not get into buldozer raj , street pogrom of bajrang dals in almost everyday
Bharat is not on good terms with its neighbouring countries. In the north, there is a hostile China. In the west, there is a hostile Pakistan. In between India and China, there is a growing anti-India sentiment in Nepal. In the Indian ocean, the Maldives has led an India out campaign. So, it is crystal clear that India is alone in its immediate neighbourhood. Now, China is ready to provide India's all neighbours with hi-tech weapons to contain India's hegemonic activities. We, Bangladeshis, have no trust over Indian analysts. As India is a country that kept backing autocratic Hasina up, Bangladeshis are tired of India's interference. If India comes up with any misadventure regarding Bangladesh, our BD people will not sit idle and give lethal reply to India like the resistance movement HAMAS.
@@mostafakamal5839 Wow, such a big talk.
You cannot even contain the tiny Maldives, but can you claim BD will not survive in a confrontation with India? What happens in your Bolywood movies is removed from reality, so do not go by it. The world knows you are a paper tiger. The BD milliatary is about 300000 strong and add to that at least 10000000 young men who would not hesitate to sacrifice their lives for their country. These are the same young men who embraced their deaths fighting the heavily armed forces of deposed Hasina. I am sure they will not let any Indian infiltratirs go back home alive. Besides, nuclear powered Pakistan and superpower China are waiting to jump at any opportunity to break up India. So if India decides to foolishly embark on a misadventure, it will pay a very big price.
@@mostafakamal5839Totally agree with you.
BNP was created by a very pro-Pakistani army general Zia ur Rahman who had in 1975 revived the East Pakistan with the help of Jamait E Islami who had supported Pakistan government in 1971 freedom fights. Unfortunately Hasina could not control them within the last 15 years and they have acted as agents of the CIA in Bangladesh. The army was infiltrated by the CIA who gave the order to Hasina to leave to put a known a CIA agent Yunus who illegally gave from the Gramin Bank millions of dollars to Hillary Clinton to buy the Nobel prize for the Grameen Bank.
Hasina is an Indian agent.
If RAW stops instigating, manuplating and using Bangladeshi Hindus for finding basless elegation inorder to interfare Bangladesh's internal matters like it did in 1971, no hindu in Bangladesh will consider himself unsafe ... a traitor always face consequences
@@tasnuvarahman9115 Pro Pakistan Zia fought against Pakistan to liberate Bangladesh while Sheikh Mujib enjoyed their hospitality.
@@zahidiqbal6845Why would RAW have to do anything when you yourself are doing everything to make the minorities anti-Bangladeshi, and to say that nothing ever happened will never help. They, the Hindus look so helpless. Remember RAW gave you a country way back in 1971 and you are creating similar situations by marginalizing your minorities.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yuBangladeshi hindus are safe in Bangladesh than Indian Hindus. How Indian govt deals with the Dalit communities, how they are tortured it's known to all... You the Indian peoples stop torturing against them and other minorities first and stop mocking Bangladesh....
Prof Yunus will push for SAARC. He already mentioned it before taking up his current post with some Indian media interviews.
Lungo periodo fori istrada Bangladesh colciasi political party io rispettare pero Oni una political party un grandisimo biggest effective onesty candidate crisis poco se non e di piu coesto discorso Bangladesh nuova government
Ye revolution so called Pakistan me bhi honi chahiye.
ho to rahi hai...wish them the best !
Its happening hoping for the their victory
Really good
Seikh Hasina has made mistakes with the quota system especially, violently attacking student protests which could have been avoided. It's regrettable to hear from Bangladeshi people that India was behind it. I would urge them to check the HISTORY of India, the country never invaded or took advantage of any other countries. instead gave Bangladesh freedom in 1971. India needs Bangladesh ( especially for securities concerns) but India is INDESPESIBLE for Bangladesh in fact BD can not SURVIVE without India. I do not believe that the US, UK, and China do not help OTHER COUNTRIES WITHOUT THEIR OWN BENEFITS.. A lot of Bangladeshi people want INDIA OUT.. Mohamed Muizzu, President of the Maldives wanted INDIA OUT TOO.. what happened? Why did he change his SLOGAN😀😀😀😀 SO PLEASE THINK BEFORE YOU SAY ANYTHING ABSURD...
True. Bangladesh needs India. Better relations with India automatically means better relations with India's many friends (Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Australia, Sri Lanka, USA, Europe)
Bangladesh also needs very painful difficult economic reforms as Shaukat said. Hasina had difficulty pushing these reforms through. Now I think painful reforms will be even tougher.
How Rediculous and Absurd thinking is that, India gave Bangladesh Freedom in 1971🤬🤬🤬..,Bangladeshi people fought, shed blood, lost lives to defeat Pakistan and Gain victory.... that time India has helped Bangladesh for their benefit... Before 1971 India's expenditure for security of seven sisters were so high that India couldn't maintained properly and India need to kept its army ready for security both against west and east Pakistan.... So Indira Gandhi gave shelter Bangladeshi peole in india not for humanity but for security and benefit....
Not only that... Indian Govt Modi Shamelessly has interrupted in Bangladesh's internal deplomacy, and helped Fascist Hasina to hold the power without fair election.
India has made about 30 illegal Dam on 30 out of 50 common rivers, thats why Bangladesh don't get water at dry season and flooded with water at Monsoon.... In the last 15 years innocent Bangladeshi People are killed in the border by BSF without any reason.. Even the victims never get fair justice.... On the otherhand Fascist Hasina try to hide this news... Shame on India, Shame on Hasina
@@SHAMSUL477 You people are ''ungrateful'' it's in your blood...
38:00 also Minority commission
Analysis 71 dopo Bangladesh political party tutto isporco nesuno pulito noi Siamo prova vedere un nuovo student government all Bangladesh
Look, India has been our biggest neighbor for the last 50 years but India didn't act like a good neighbor, pls don't take my words for it pls do your research. In 1972 Farakka was opened for testing for a few days which by now made Bangladesh a desert. We have been paying Adani 400 core per month regardless we use the electricity, only Taka 40 tariff per ton for transit thru BD, we are 4th largest remittance, 3rd largest trade partner, #1 in tourism yet India supports Tyrants to advance their agenda who rubber stamp India's wishes. Have you ever heard that one country will fill-up its naturally flowing river with pipes and dirt to serve India's 7 sisters. Just a few years back to balance trade we requested a list of 1600 items and only 6 was approved. Our borders are more dangerous than the Gaza/Israel border, During covid we paid advance for vaccines but that wasn't delivered. We can list 1000 more such examples.
In 1971 India also gained by defusing tension from its east. It is in both our interests to keep good relationships but India is just talks and Takes. If India thinks they don't need Bangladesh, we will be happy if you shut down all trades and seal the border. Arguably the largest democracy should focus on building relationships with the ppl of Bangladesh rather than with its Dictator's who stay in power serving India's unfair interests. India's Raw should stop mending Bangladesh's domestic issues.
Our minorities, our brothers and we will protect them with our lives, yes during tension some ppl try to play the race card but it's under control. We don't talk about gross minority treatments that take place within india.
In order to become a superpower one's heart needs to be like one, I think Indians should focus on its public health issues so we don't have to see ppl pooping by train tracks.
I just want ask the BD people how the election was rigid, the opposition themselves decided that they will not participate. How did the voting happen on election, were the people stopped from voting, were their votes not count, evenn if it was counted someone else was declared the winner. What really happened, plz tell.
If 8000 opposition leaders (including minority Hindu opposition leaders) are in jail for no reason and then every institution works for Sheikh Hasina, then how could the opposition take part in an election. I voted for the Awami league in 2008 and I can't stand Jamat or Tarek Zia but Sheikh Hasina destroyed every institution in Bangladesh. I can't stand any political party now just like most Bangladeshi people.
you can google aynaghar, she put her political rivals in a secret jail without trial and also if you criticize the government you were killed by Chhatra league. Google abrar fahad. His killing was recorded in camera over criticism of the government on facebook.
@@afsanasharmin8177 8000 are you serious. Have they been released now, saw no news about that.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yuThe revenge politics is so normal in Bangladesh, that you will not even hear about it. If BNP comes to power, they do the same and then Awami league will repeat it. Only players are changing but play is the same. Google Aynaghor and DB Bhater Hotel to know more about it. Previously in BNP time, it was Hawabhobon, then Sheikh Hasina got Aynaghor.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yu You have no idea about Bangladesh Dirty politics.. Actually for 16 years we have no right to Cast our vote..Whole Election is a Circus there is no Opposition.
Please stop nosing anout Bangladesh. We shall handle everything carefully.
Best wishes ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
The application of neutral laws will ensure the safety of minorities in Bangladesh. However, with the direct support of the Modi government, the Hasina administration has destroyed the law enforcement agencies and the judiciary to stay in power forever.
Don't worry India not afected, not even in 1971.
GDP dropped, industries closed down, Inflation shot up and Bangladeshis rejoicing...... Hoping they realise the mistake soon!!!!
Hasina destroyed the economy 😭😭
@@RakibHasan-455 Yes you idiots will blame Hasina for everything now blame her for the flood! and the aftermaths!
Bruh! People overthrew hasina for those problems to begin with
The main hero of killing the democracy of Bangladesh is India. Bangladesh gained independence from Pakistan in 71 and gained independence from India in 2024. We Bangladeshis do not want any kind of relationship with India. Please please do not interfere about Bangladesh.
The Bangladesh problem is mainly India's creation. India failed to understand the consequences of its active participation in engineering three consecutive elections in favor of Hasina. Hasina helped India's exploitation of Bangladesh. I hope India can realize its foreign policy blunder. But there is no sign of it. The BJP's IT Cell-inspired UA-cam channels are still spreading venomous hatred and contempt against the people of Bangladesh without the slightest hint of understanding the reality. Some senior Indian Analysts of Foreign Policy proudly commented that Indian policy was not to export democracy in the neighborhood. So they tried to export the policy of dominion and got the result.
Did Indian election commission conduct elections in Bangladesh? What nonsense are you speaking India didn't engineer any elections, give facts for Indian involvement don't simply spread rumors and hearsay.
@@farukchoudhury934 I agree with your sentiments. When people doesn’t get jobs. It’s frustrating for youth and much easier to blame on others. But geopolitics is much brutal. You wanna blame India. Be my guest. But you need or or two corrections. Bangladesh exists because of India. Bangladesh didn’t need to spent much of its GDP on defense because only India mostly surrounds it. You don’t know shit about if India wanted to grab Bangladesh by the neck. India always helped Bangladesh but to grow. But you got a US Nobel laureate puppet. Though dictator but Hasina was smartly balancing between India and China. Now see where Bangladesh future goes. Save this as a lesson for your children. And cherry on top is. Modi can go to hell. He was the one who let Indian territory’s go to Bangladesh in border settlements. He is a traitor.
India is our big problem in bangladesh. Hasina is secondary.
Damn Indians dress so conservative
All Bangladesh people 52 anni Indian RO Indian Oni una government criminalita broken all Bangladesh civil society mai fidavile sola india
The Bangladeshi persons comment is a veiled threat i.e. End of policy of "friendship to all and malice to none". So what would it be. Bangladesh just jumped from the frying pan into the fire.
😂😂😂😂 you r right, they r giving threats
We are Joining with Nepal, Maldives, Srilanka... leaving India lead by a tea seller.
@@SyedImpulse do you think they will spoil their relationship with India for you, what have you got to offer - peace keeping force to the UN
@@SyedImpulseplostic Tyger 😂
Because of you guys, India just lost the last friendly neighboring country. Wonder why all neighboring countries hate India? Because India only takes from them and manipulate them for India's interest.
Unusual Unus is a eunuk bangladesj without India is finito
After Iraq and Syria, it's now Bangladesh. When Madrasas Universities gives graduation this is what happens.
Iraq, Iraq's economy, Iraq's army, Iraq's democracy and to a lesser degree the Iraqi Air Force are now doing well.
I hope that Bangladesh stabilizes and is able to implement painful economic reforms.
You're fed by Godi media. No idea about outside world. To you, everything is Hindu and Muslim and all problems are Muslim. You'll destroy your own country and the world with this mindset.
Modi Father of RAW Agents everywhere and playing underground politics games.
If RAW stops instigating, manuplating and using Bangladeshi Hindus for finding basless elegation inorder to interfare Bangladesh's internal matters like it did in 1971, no hindu in Bangladesh will consider himself unsafe ... a traitor always face consequences
@zahidiqbal6845 Why would RAW have to do anything when you yourself are doing everything to make the minorities anti-Bangladeshi, and to say that nothing ever happened will never help. They, the Hindus look so helpless. Remember RAW gave you a country way back in 1971 and you are creating similar situations by marginalizing your minorities.
Temples were clearly attacked dear jihandi. Don't cry when you become Taliban.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yuhow many innocent hindu died in this violence? Tell me . All you hearing is propaganda
@@salmanrafat7820 if you think attacks on hindus is a propaganda. Then why do you guys cry when moslems get attacked in india that could isi propaganda too why are so naive thou😂
Dimmi come pocibile diminticare 71 priod Indian people aiuto coesto tempo
You are so beautiful to me.
Next all Bangladesh hiar educated student government solo novels prize parsons priminstar lui comando loro corere tutti istrada 24 per 24ora solo consular una groupo bigonare ministry side lungo periodo political party fori istrada bigonare loro rispettare myself
Sree Radha missed this time undemocretic attitude of India to people of Bangladesh.
What is this undemocratic attitude
Whatever anger was there against Hasina and Awami League.. it was shameful to pull down and piss on the statue of the founder of Bangladesh
Burning of museums and cultural centers and attacking minorities
I think they will slide into an insular Islamic state like Pakistan shortly… that’s all India cares about
Whatever anger was there against Hasina and Awami League.. it was shameful to pull down and piss on the statue of the founder of Bangladesh
Burning of museums and cultural centers and attacking minorities
I think they will slide into an insular Islamic state like Pakistan shortly… that’s all India cares about
Your sentence does not make sense.
@@AjitKumar-lo9yumay be he meant India's role in disrupting the democracy of Bangladesh. Or India’s aggressive interference in the internal issues of Bangladesh.
Aamer is a masculine character... not a wife material. Her voice 🤮
Michael's delivery is the best. He sounds well read, well informed, and very analytical.
Dutta was good in her first part of the speech. But her minority issue is false. That's a propaganda. Plus, she was speaking as an Indian instead of a neutral observer.
Shafqat Munir looks like reading from a script. poor delivery in both the first and second part. He doesn't contextualize things he was describing.
Sara Hossain was messing up the chronology of the events. I was expecting better from her considering her background.
India's position in the democracy index is not satisfactory though the country is termed as the world's largest democracy. The minorities in India are regularly marginalised and demonised by the ruling hindu supremacist BJP& RSS. India’s neighbours don’t have amicable relationship with it. Bangladesh's democracy was spoiled by India’s stooge Hasina who has been popular as the Lehendhup Doorji of Bangladesh. If India tries to interfere more and uses its geographic location to destabilise Bangladesh, the hindu supremacist India will have to pay an exorbitant price too.
mind your own business we are not interested in your country and don't speak about us, minority in my country has increased not like yours so pl think about your country
It seems like lecturing India on democracy and democratic principles has become a new favourite pass time of Bangladeshis especially on the internet. Although I have utmost respect for sovereign nations yet it bewilders me to think of a country which has never experienced a healthy functioning democracy in its 50 odd years since independence can afford such luxuries. Build your state, elect a democratic government then run it for a decade or two.. when you achieve that please come down to Delhi or Mumbai to lecture us..
On the point of BJP/RSS and Hindu extremists, you may not have noticed but not a single instance of tensions occured within India while your own people in BD were busy desecrating temples in the name of your new found democratic freedom..So chill..you have a long way to go yet..
I can say only good luck to your country..give wisdom to people..just imagine population of 1.4 billion then we are moving as fastest growing country in the world..Wipro..lulu..malabar gold like big corporate are coming from minority communities and then are thriving.indian minorities are safe and really enjoying freedom. Ofcourse there are problems but compared our population that problems are very small..u r next pakistan if there is no free and transparent election happens ...going forward you will understand India's importance.
It's funny how the indians are defending their country when it comes to attack on their minorities 😂😂
Seriously???
The CM of UP demolished houses of Muslim people even before they were proven guilty, people have been beaten to death for eating cow meat, the Karnataka govt. had banned wearing hijab. People have been killed in India just because they refused to say jay Shree ram or bande ma taram bla bla.
Just before last election, current pm of India was giving hate speech against Muslim. Almost all the BJP politician openly demean and speak against Muslim.
And coming to the attack on minority in my country, the Hindus that have been mostly attacked were Awami league leaders.(Mostly). Still I don't support these attack, and almost all the people of my country have condemned these attack. We have been guarding the Hindu temple too.. still some instances happened because there was no law and order, nor there was any police. Think about your country for three days without any police, or other law enforcing agents. But indian media has been exaggerating it. The BBC has confirmed about the fake propaganda of Indian media too 😂😂😂
- Learn English @@56pratik
Ninety percent quota for Hasina's political party, high powers of judges, police and army are corrupt, present, Bangladesh as backyard of Modi , Hasina maintains corruption and power with Modi's help, she is Modi's servant.
how funny it is that indian knows better than Bangladeshi about Bangladesh.
@@tajrinakhanam8498 Indians are generally well informed and erudite…🤣🙏
@@vineetdeorari8017 nice joke😂
@@tajrinakhanam8498 difficult for you to digest hence the lame rejoinder
Check the top management all the global business giants in the world… Ivy League universities… space agencies….Even your revered middle eastern countries .. you will find Indians at the top.
The value of education and it being a tool for advancement in life is ingrained in our culture and ethos.
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@@vineetdeorari8017 Agreed. Indians and Bengalis are great. Inshallah friendship between Bangladeshis and Indians will grow from strength to strength, enabling Bangladeshis to also be at the top of various agencies and institutions.
propaganda channel
no mention of islamic fanaticism and the plight of hindus
If RAW stops instigating, manuplating and using Bangladeshi Hindus for finding basless elegation inorder to interfare Bangladesh's internal matters like it did in 1971, no hindu in Bangladesh will consider himself unsafe ... a traitor always face consequences
Not sure if you guys are all real people or from Modi IT cell.
New Bangladeshi with Islamic flavor . International committee is the imperialists
Your mind is set by godi media to hate Muslim. Your leader is good example of that. India will never prosper unless you think the Muslim is your problem. Hindu Muslim politics will not work for ever bro.