This is exactly why many Bangladeshis hate the Awami League and its supporters. To Awami League supporters, the party is practically a religionâit comes before Bangladesh itself. Their loyalty to the party is so extreme that, as long as the Awami League is not in power, they seemingly wouldnât even care if a foreign country invaded Bangladesh. That is how pathetic and blindly partisan they have become.
This so-called âdefence pactâ is completely useless, and most of the world doesnât care about it at all. The reason it is useless is simple: all three clown countries are effectively slaves to the US and Israel. And the main âprotectorâ state, nuclear-armed Pakistan, is hardly any better. Its dictator, Asim Munir, even nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. That alone shows how pathetic and shameless he is. Erdogan and MBS have a similar record.
Jamaatâs leaders were hanged after being convicted for their role in the events of 1971. So let Hasina and other Awami League leaders face justice as well. After that, Bangladeshis will decide whether the banned Awami League, which is in fact a mafia organisation, should be allowed to participate in Bangladeshi politics or not. Till then shut your mouth.
Unlike India, where cricket is treated almost like a religion, Bangladeshis do not put cricket above the countryâs dignity or national interests. For Bangladeshis, there is no confusion about who they see as Bangladeshâs biggest external adversary: India.
India made that position painfully clear throughout Hasinaâs 15-year rule. Not only that, when other countries were unwilling to provide the mass killer Hasina refuge, India gave her shelter and allowed her to continue making political statements.
Even after the Bangladesh government explicitly asked India to stop Hasina from using Indian soil for political activities and press events, India chose to ignore the request. That says a great deal about how little respect India has shown for Bangladeshâs sovereignty.
If India genuinely wants better relations with Bangladesh, it needs to stop behaving as though Bangladesh is a subordinate state that can be pushed around whenever New Delhi feels like it. Those days are over.
The Hasina era is over, and so is the assumption that India can dictate terms to Bangladesh. If India wants a relationship based on mutual respect, it needs to change its attitude first. @ShekharGupta
The Prophet (īˇē) came to this world to convert kafirs into Muslims. But these so-called Muslims (mostly Salafis) have taken upon themselves the job of labeling Muslims as kafirs.
These types of Khawarij, who dare to label a great scholar like Yasir Qadhi as a murtad or kafir, are the descendants of the same group of people who said to Husain (RA) during Karbala, when he asked for the battle to be postponed so that he could pray: âYour prayer is not accepted; you are not a correct Muslim.â