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Since 1971 India has mercilessly exploited Bangladesh more than British and Pakistan with their local agents jointly and from less than one hundred crorepatis then, now it has millions of crorepati by Bangladesh-Loot.
Bangladeshi general people saw the Indian troops looting booty in 1971. Then Indians destroyed our economy deliberately and then our politics. Since then India became a debatable issue here. It has then taken a sectarian path. The report is typical one-sided rubbish.
So why do muslims all around the world in India where they are in minority want secularism then??look West Bengal has greater Muslim population than Hindus in Bangladesh if you radical again starts torturing Hindu and they start flooding India like in 1971 then you should remember if India can help you gain freedom the reverse can also happen ……
For Bangladesh it’s nothing new. During any movement whether political or not, Hindu temple and Hindu population are always targeted by a fundamentalist in Bangladesh
While the police and administration always keeps a blind eye, these fundamentalist always gets support from the elite Bangladeshi people.
Bangladesh is Muslim county how dear you to interfere in our countries religion if your the son of your father go in Bangladesh and say this all . You Hindu person , follower of rss go back to India we are Muslim we definitely want our country should be Muslim not a secular country like India or an other so shut your mouth . You and hasena government both are going crazy dumb ass peoples
Islamic outfits in Bangladesh are not just these two – Jamaat and Hefajat. Shekhar Gupta probably knows that Jammat chief Maulana Matiur Rahman Nizami was hanged for his role as collaborator with Pakistan forces inn1971. But more than that Bangladesh has a range of Islamic parties, some of them are secular and on Jamaat was certainly the most fundamentalist among them. It is too big a topic.
I would just like to tell the programme expert, it not Hefazat or the left which indulged in violence. There was a Reuters report of. Hindu temple being vandalised. Those involved were not from Hefazat. It was Awami League of Hasina.
Both Hasina and Modi wanted polarisation to help Modi to me lk some votes. Both sides knew it can happen only through that, not street protests that Hefazat was involved in. Even Modi’s visit to temples there was part of that agenda.
Please don’t try to give them a bath in Amrit.
To quote from the article “The protests, according to Gupta, show “the power that Islamist conservatives still have, and the challenge that Sheikh Hasin faces, particularly in her policy towards India…’”
Terming the riots as a show of power of any group is fallacious. Rioters don’t wield power. They are at best criminals. Please don’t make heroes of them. Religion of the rioters is immaterial.
Tail piece: As an extension, is the media guilty of glorifying rioting and rioters?
Since 1971 India has mercilessly exploited Bangladesh more than British and Pakistan with their local agents jointly and from less than one hundred crorepatis then, now it has millions of crorepati by Bangladesh-Loot.
Bangladeshi general people saw the Indian troops looting booty in 1971. Then Indians destroyed our economy deliberately and then our politics. Since then India became a debatable issue here. It has then taken a sectarian path. The report is typical one-sided rubbish.
So why do muslims all around the world in India where they are in minority want secularism then??look West Bengal has greater Muslim population than Hindus in Bangladesh if you radical again starts torturing Hindu and they start flooding India like in 1971 then you should remember if India can help you gain freedom the reverse can also happen ……
For Bangladesh it’s nothing new. During any movement whether political or not, Hindu temple and Hindu population are always targeted by a fundamentalist in Bangladesh
While the police and administration always keeps a blind eye, these fundamentalist always gets support from the elite Bangladeshi people.
Bangladesh is Muslim county how dear you to interfere in our countries religion if your the son of your father go in Bangladesh and say this all . You Hindu person , follower of rss go back to India we are Muslim we definitely want our country should be Muslim not a secular country like India or an other so shut your mouth . You and hasena government both are going crazy dumb ass peoples
Islamic outfits in Bangladesh are not just these two – Jamaat and Hefajat. Shekhar Gupta probably knows that Jammat chief Maulana Matiur Rahman Nizami was hanged for his role as collaborator with Pakistan forces inn1971. But more than that Bangladesh has a range of Islamic parties, some of them are secular and on Jamaat was certainly the most fundamentalist among them. It is too big a topic.
I would just like to tell the programme expert, it not Hefazat or the left which indulged in violence. There was a Reuters report of. Hindu temple being vandalised. Those involved were not from Hefazat. It was Awami League of Hasina.
Both Hasina and Modi wanted polarisation to help Modi to me lk some votes. Both sides knew it can happen only through that, not street protests that Hefazat was involved in. Even Modi’s visit to temples there was part of that agenda.
Please don’t try to give them a bath in Amrit.
To quote from the article “The protests, according to Gupta, show “the power that Islamist conservatives still have, and the challenge that Sheikh Hasin faces, particularly in her policy towards India…’”
Terming the riots as a show of power of any group is fallacious. Rioters don’t wield power. They are at best criminals. Please don’t make heroes of them. Religion of the rioters is immaterial.
Tail piece: As an extension, is the media guilty of glorifying rioting and rioters?