[🇧🇩] Extradition of Hasina, Awami Leaders/Beneficiaries and Related News.

[Vsdoc]

Who the hell are you to call the interim government of Bangladesh illegitimate when the European Union, America, Japan and China accepted this government as legitimate?

Are you laboring under the delusion that India toes the line adopted by the nations you have spelled out?

Tomorrow we are very likely to say that Bangladesh itself is an illegitimate country. Born of us. Living because we let it. Multiple fathers. Both Indian and West Pakistani.

Can you stop us?

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Who the hell are you to call the interim government of Bangladesh illegitimate when the European Union, America, Japan and China accepted this government as legitimate?

When BD was created, many had not recognized it. We were first to recognize you guys. What we do today, others do later.

 

[Saif]

When BD was created, many had not recognized it. We were first to recognize you guys. What we do today, others do later.

You helped us because you wanted to break Pakistan. Whatever you did for Bangladesh back in 1971, you did it to protect your own strategic interest.

 

[Saif]

How is it legitimate? Is Yunus elected by BD people? So far as recognition of west is concerned, they have recognized many dictators like Zia ul Haq etc. Recognition of west does not by west is not the criterion of Legitimacy.

The current interim government is the outcome of a revolution meaning this government has been created by the people of Bangladesh.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

The current interim government is the outcome of a revolution meaning this government has been created by the people of Bangladesh.

Are you ok with Hasina back to power with other revolution supported by India?

 

[Saif]

Are you laboring under the delusion that India toes the line adopted by the nations you have spelled out?

Tomorrow we are very likely to say that Bangladesh itself is an illegitimate country. Born of us. Living because we let it. Multiple fathers. Both Indian and West Pakistani.

Can you stop us?

The countries I have mentioned feed your 1.4 bhuka Indians through trade, monetary assistance, jobs and remittance. They are your papa cows whose sh*t is your staple food. You Indians are at the mercy of these beautiful first world countries.

 

[Vsdoc]

The countries I have mentioned feed your 1.4 bhuka Indians through trade, monetary assistance, jobs and remittance. They are your papa cows whose sh*t is your staple food. You Indians are at the mercy of these beautiful first world countries.

Stop projecting chaddi.

 

[Saif]

Are you ok with Hasina back to power with other revolution supported by India?

Our revolution was not supported by anyone. We got the support from the international community after our revolution had succeeded.

 

[Vsdoc]

It seems that rice crisis has made you more agressive. Bhukha Bengali angry bengali.

Bangali.

Not Bengali.

Big difference.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Bangali.

Not Bengali.

Big difference.

That is right but what is the difference?

 

[Krishna with Flute]

You helped us because you wanted to break Pakistan. Whatever you did for Bangladesh back in 1971, you did it to protect your own strategic interest.

We can do it again to protect our interest.

 

[Vsdoc]

That is right but what is the difference?

Please refer my earlier posts on the subject.

Which goaded @Bilal9 to tell us how fair and handsome and tall he was.

Fairer than an Iranian.

All I could see was a painted tiger doing the nagin dance.

 

[Saif]

We can do it again to protect our interest.

Bangladesh is not as weak as it used to be in 1971.

 

[Saif]

Next step after reply from Delhi

Dhaka will send a reminder letter to New Delhi if the Indian government does not respond to the diplomatic note sent on Monday regarding the extradition of ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

www.thedailystar.net

Next step after reply from Delhi
Says foreign ministry spokesperson about Hasina’s extradition

Dhaka will send a reminder letter to New Delhi if the Indian government does not respond to the diplomatic note sent on Monday regarding the extradition of ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

"So far, we have not received any response from New Delhi through official channels. We will wait for their reply, and if we don't receive one within a certain period, we will send a reminder letter," said Mohammad Rafiqul Alam, spokesperson for foreign ministry.

He made the comments during a media briefing at the ministry yesterday afternoon.

On Monday, the foreign ministry, through its mission in New Delhi, sent a diplomatic note requesting the Indian government to extradite Hasina for judicial proceedings in Bangladesh.

Responding to a question, the spokesperson said Dhaka's next steps would depend on Delhi's reply. "We don't want to comment on this at the moment or speculate on the situation."

Indian media outlets reported on Monday evening that the country's external affairs ministry had received Bangladesh's diplomatic note. However, the ministry refrained from making any official comment on the matter.

Hasina faces over 100 cases on charges of murder, genocide, and crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising, which led to the fall of her government on August 5.

Bangladesh and India signed an extradition treaty in 2013, which was amended in 2016, providing a legal framework for such requests.

'BANGLADESH WILL SECURE ITS BORDER'

When asked whether Dhaka would consider engaging with non-state actors in Myanmar, such as the Arakan Army, to manage border issues along the Bangladesh-Myanmar frontier, the spokesperson said, "Bangladesh will do whatever is necessary for its border security."

The Arakan Army (AA), a rebel group in Myanmar's Rakhine state, has taken control of the frontier from the Myanmar junta after weeks of intense fighting. Since November of the previous year, the AA has seized control of 13 out of 17 townships in Myanmar's Rakhine state, according to media reports.

About the possibility of reinforcing military presence along the border, Rafiqul said, "We will have to wait a couple of days for a decision."

He said a high-level meeting on the issue had been held earlier in the day, but declined to provide further details.

On Sunday, Foreign Adviser Md Touhid Hossain said he had communicated to his Myanmar counterpart that Dhaka could not engage with non-state actors like the AA to address border control issues.

Regarding concerns over a potential new influx of Rohingyas, Rafiqul reaffirmed Bangladesh's position against allowing more Rohingyas into the country.

Bangladesh is hosting over one million forcibly displaced Rohingyas in Cox's Bazar. Most of them arrived in 2017 after a military crackdown by Myanmar.

In the last seven years, not a single Rohingya had returned to Myanmar.​