All these words a few days after Hasina went to china and was sent back a day early with a 100 million dollars LMAOI have edited your post minus the troll-bait comment you made.
Before you comment on a matter, like you did here - it is important to educate yourself.
And have the right attitude to learn from people more aware of the subject, otherwise you are wasting your time.
If you don't have the frame of mind to learn - why post at all?
$22 Billion trade deficit with China is not the point (which is mostly capital equipment and raw material for re-export).
The amount of existing (and expected) Chinese industrial value-addition investments in Bangladesh is huge (far greater than the annual $24 Billion we import from China) compared to what Indians will ever want to invest in Bangladesh. China is in a different league compared to India.
The Chinese are our development partners with most mega projects (bridges, power stations, roadways, railways) going to Chinese State-controlled concerns and Chinese banks financing them. The quality of these projects is high, far higher than equivalent projects attempted in India. Go to the Bangladesh infrastructure threads and take a gander sometime.
Indians do not have the capability to participate in these mega projects evidenced by the fact that they have never tried.
For consolation purposes, Hasina had to award a few small ones to Indian companies and the sub-par qualities of these smaller projects (and associated delays) is evidence that Indians need far more experience in this area.
So us preferring the Chinese to be our development partner (instead of India) is logical. India in the same situation would do the same.
Get used to it. It’s not 2010. They’ve really pulled back on their external investments everywhere. It hasn’t panned out for the most part. BRI is largely loss making.
India isn’t looking to replace china. We don’t invest in loss making dogshit infrastructure lol.
We will build that connectivity however. and you will do nothing about it.