[🇧🇩] Indian Aggression and the Activities of RAW /Dismembering Bangladesh

[Bilal9]

There is a lot of anti-RAW rhetoric being voiced in Bangladesh. And public sentiment against BJP is at a peak.

 

[Saif]

There is a lot of anti-RAW rhetoric being voiced in Bangladesh. And public sentiment against BJP is at a peak.

I have faith in the students who, I am sure, will do everything in their power to cancel the transit deal with India and dismantle the bridge over Feni river.

 

[Bilal9]

I have faith in the students who, I am sure, will do everything in their power to cancel the transit deal with India and dismantle the bridge over Feni river.

Yes - only a question of time now...needless to say transit for the neighbor (any neighbor) goes against our national interest. We have to uphold our own national interest first. And it is contrary to even Indian interests who value friendly relations with us.

Various BJP agents and conspirators (inside and out of Bangladesh) have been active over the last few decades to make this transit a reality. We have to identify, and name/shame them.

Too bad that the BJP plans fell flat on their face.

Ultimately - I see a lot of bordering states in the NE declare and achieve independence and develop themselves far more than under Indian leadership, and with Chinese help. The leaders in India know this as foregone conclusion as well.

@Jiangnan brother we in Bangladesh are curious to understand the thoughts in the CCP leadership about this.

 

[Jiangnan]

Yes - only a question of time now...needless to say transit for the neighbor (any neighbor) goes against our national interest. We have to uphold our own national interest first. And it is contrary to even Indian interests who value friendly relations with us.

Various BJP agents and conspirators (inside and out of Bangladesh) have been active over the last few decades to make this transit a reality. We have to identify, and name/shame them.

Too bad that the BJP plans fell flat on their face.

Ultimately - I see a lot of bordering states in the NE declare and achieve independence and develop themselves far more than under Indian leadership, and with Chinese help. The leaders in India know this foregone conclusion as well.

@Jiangnan brother we in Bangladesh are curious to understand the thoughts in the CCP leadership about this.

honestly. I think it would be more beneficial for the neighbors to keep the NE states in India. Keep India struggling with various rebellious activities.

 

[Bilal9]

@Israel Person

Keep your eyes and ears open - instead of pointing fingers. This has been going on since 2019. Also - please keep the discussion limited to decent on-topic comments. Off topic comments, any ethnic hate speech (or foul language) will be deleted without warning.

Manipur leaders announce independence from India​

The former princely state will now seek recognition from different nations to become a UN member

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LONDON:Dissident political leaders from the Indian state of Manipur on Tuesday said they were unilaterally declaring independence from India and forming a government-in-exile in Britain.

The former princely state became part of India in 1949, two years after the country won independence from Britain, but has since seen decades-long violent separatist campaigns.

Narengbam Samarjit, external affairs minister in the self-declared Manipur State Council, said the exiled government would push for recognition at the United Nations.

"We will run the de jure exiled government here... from today onwards," he told reporters in London, after a declaration of independence first announced in Manipur in 2012 was read aloud.

"We will seek recognition from different nations... to become a (UN) member. We hope many of the countries will recognise our independence."

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Manipur, one of India's smallest states with a population of around just 2.8 million people, is one of the so-called "Seven Sisters" -- a group of restive northeastern states.

The region, encircled by five other countries and connected to the rest of India by a sliver of land arching over Bangladesh, has been wracked by armed conflict and instability.

It has spawned more than 100 militant groups over the decades whose demands range from autonomy to secession.

Violence has been part of daily life for decades in Manipur, which borders Myanmar, with a strong presence of the Indian military.

The state has a strong ethnic mix, and its Meitei, Naga, Kuki and Pangal communities are all deeply committed to preserving their own cultural autonomy.

Its people have also always tended to look eastwards in their search for cultural links.

Samarjit said he hoped the world would support its independence cause.

"We are not free there and our history is going to be destroyed, our culture is going to be extinct," he warned.

"So the UN should listen... we raise our voice to the whole world that the people living in Manipur are human beings."

The High Commission of India did not respond to a request for comment.