ABHISHEK KUMAR

Phd | Maritime Affairs | outragiously Vocal | Reflect, write and act for justice | Swimmer

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Neither the US nor China nor the OIC nor those who pay you will be of any help. 3/3

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Mr #AsifNazrul, stop worrying about Modi & Indian muslims. They are way ahead in all human development indices and also enjoy democracy. What is your record, and who is your daddy, the foreign agent, Yunus? 1/3

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[Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury @salah_shoaib]

US Deep State mercenaries in Bangladesh support CJP!

Asif Nazrul, one of the key mercenaries of the US Deep State and Pakistani ISI, who also served as an advisor in Yunus regime, in a Facebook post states:

"Modi is disoriented by the bites of cockroaches. I don't think he can last long.

"Will Modi's country change if he falls? It will change a little. At least the blind anti-Muslim politics will stumble a little. The lonely Nata-Niahu in the international arena will lose one close ally. The severe discrimination in Indian society may decrease a little.

"The people of this country have suffered in many ways as victims of Modi and his politics. They and their families will get some solace.
Like many others, I am waiting to see Modi's fall".

It may be mentioned here that, Asif Nazrul's second wife Shila Ahmed is a Political Officer at the US Embassy in Dhaka.

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Bangladesh simply won't get peace or prosperity by abusing India, the powerful neighbor that continues on a growth trajectory. Better join hands with it and make gains for your own citizens or indulge in nasty rhetoric and invite more trouble. 2/3

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

China and Pakistan are joining forces in Xinjiang for mountain warfare training. The message is clearly intended for the region, but India is not going to panic over a military press release.

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Pakistan’s democracy is burning, and its rulers seem more concerned with controlling the flames than fixing the country.

[Nepali Army @NepaliArmyHQ]

बुढीगण्डकी नदीमा आएको बाढीपश्चात् खोज तथा उद्धार कार्यका लागि नेपाली सेनाको फौज हवाई तथा स्थल मार्गबाट खटिई पहिरोको जोखिममा रहेको जगत इलाकाबाट ६ जनाको हवाई उद्धार गरेको । काठमाडौँमा रहेको composite quick reaction team समेत हवाई साधनबाट उक्त इलाकामा तैनाथ भएको ।

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

Terrifying scenes in Nepal as flash floods strike once again!! ⚠️🙏

DEVASTATING FLOOD SWEEPS AWAY SALLERI BAZAAR IN NEPAL

Nepal’s Budhi Gandaki River has unleashed a devastating flood in Salleri Bazaar, Gorkha, with a landslide suspected of blocking the river before triggering a sudden surge of water.

⚠️ Authorities have issued an urgent warning to stay away from the river up to Trishuli Dobhan and move to higher ground as the danger continues

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Smaller nations must remain vigilant: no country should become a pawn in great-power competition or sacrifice its independent future to foreign interests. 3/3

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Much is happening in South Asia that deserves closer scrutiny. The United States, China and Pakistan are pursuing their own strategic interests amid regional instability. Bangladesh’s political uncertainty could create openings for extremist networks 1/3

@salah_shoaib

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

And radical influence in the country.
Meanwhile, Washington views the region through its rivalry with Beijing and its strategic calculations involving India. 2/3

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Why is a US Embassy delegation visiting Benapole now, amid speculation about Sheikh Hasina’s return in December? Is Washington trying to secure its strategic interests before any political shift?

@bm_ehtesham

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Witness a new footage reportedly shows a Hindu boy being assaulted in Moulvibazar, Sylhet, Bangladesh. Reports say his tulsi mala was torn from his neck and he was threatened.

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Wow, Trump!
You threatened India with 200% tariffs, yet now you’re thanking Putin for Russian diesel. So, will you slap 400% tariffs on yourself for doing business with Russia?

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

#China’s loans in #Pakistan have coincided with #Balochistan’s genocide while Sri Lanka’s debt crisis exposed the risks of unsustainable borrowing. Does Bangladesh want to learn from its neighbours’ hard lessons, or is it determined to repeat their mistakes?

@SohagSaifur

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Is #Bangladesh ready to sacrifice its hard-won independence for Washington’s strategic interests? 2/2
@Kohale_quddus_m

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#Bangladesh is making a serious mistake by getting too cozy with Uncle Sam through #American trade and defence deals. I still don’t understand why Dhaka seems so willing to risk becoming a US client state. 1/2

@mahjabeenkhaled

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Sometimes, the most sensible path forward is strengthening ties with the neighbour closest to you. 2/2

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

It’s reassuring to see Dhaka looking towards India again. The proposed resumption of the Maitree Express via Padma Bridge could shorten journeys between Dhaka and Kolkata, reduce fares and reconnect people. 1/2

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[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

It is deeply disturbing that four Durga Puja idols were vandalised at Khayerchara Sarbojonin Matri Mandir in Kushtia, Bangladesh.

Bangladesh must protect its Hindu community.

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

India offers geographic proximity, a huge consumer market, and deeper regional economic potential. South Asia's future should be built with South Asia. 3/3

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

China wants South Asia to believe Beijing can provide endless loans, infrastructure, and financial support. But its reserves just fell by $38.1 billion in one month. Bangladesh, the Maldives, and Nepal should think twice. 1/3
@SouthAsiaIndex

[ABHISHEK KUMAR @Abhish_ek45]

Before assuming China will always rescue them with loans and financing.

Beijing has its own economic pressures to manage. Instead of building dependence on an external power, South Asia should look within the region. 2/3