The Bangladesh Government has completely removed Sheikh Hasina’s name from all textbooks. In previous editions, the last page of the textbooks carried a traditional message from Sheikh Hasina addressed to students, which has now been removed.
The daily unfolding events reveal the growing distress that instability in Bangladesh poses to India. This raises an important question – how vigilant is India in such circumstances ?
Bangladesh’s hatred of India is not going to stop. It needs to be made aware of India’s strength; but when will India do it is anyone’s guess.
The army chief’s statement comes at a time when differences have arisen among various student groups in the country.
When will India have the courage to show Bangladesh its real worth, which thrives at India’s mercy ?
A drunkard does not need a reason to drink alcohol, nor do jihadi Muslims need a reason to kill cows. Moreover, they deliberately kill cows during festivals to scare Hindus.
When other passengers on the bus repeatedly tried to resist the gang of robbers, they were threatened with murdering them. This fanatic gang only targeted Hindu women and raped them.
On February 13, a shop called ‘Nirbili Food Corner’ was attacked by ‘Tawhidi Janata’ activists. The extremists staged an ‘anti-love’ protest outside the eatery.
Indian Hindus feel that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should stop these attacks on Bangladeshi Hindus.
Steps would be taken against students and educational institutes alike for ‘engaging in propaganda’ and ‘peddling misinformation’ against the incumbent Interim Government led by Muhammad Yunus.