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Or do a full population swap, take all their Hindus but only if we can kick out 110% of all bong mulls along with the illegals, from Assam etc too.
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You have broached an off topic subject - but I will respond just to make a point.
Your comments about Chinese Substandard tech does not hold water. In every conflict between China and India, Chinese weapons have excelled over Indian ones, all of which happen to be imported or assembled from imported parts.
Until a few years ago - Indian local weapons manufacture was a rather dismal failure (INSAS rifle was a good example). Every weapon in India is more or less dependent on imported parts, backward integration is absent. Brahmos uses Russian parts, Tejas uses French avionics and US engines. Chinese make all their weapons themselves. Nothing is imported, unlike India.
Their level of indigenization is far ahead (I'd say at least a decade ahead) of India. That is a conservative statement.
Forget weapons, even local Indian cellphones like Karbonn and Micromax etc. are all made from imported Chinese parts. These are basic pieces of technology which are commonly available across the globe. Quite a few Indian power stations are also Chinese made. Indian renewable energy plants (Wind and Solar farms) all use Chinese equipment.
Today the Chinese are competing with Tesla with some hundred different brands of EVs like BYD which is a global leader. Industry leaders are saying Chinese EVs are better in quality and features than Tesla. They make 50% of the cars produced globally. And you are saying they have substandard tech....
Please don't embarrass yourself anymore bhai.
You have broached an off topic subject - but I will respond just to make a point.
Your comments about Chinese Substandard tech does not hold water. In every conflict between China and India, Chinese weapons have excelled over Indian ones, all of which happen to be imported or assembled from imported parts.
Until a few years ago - Indian local weapons manufacture was a rather dismal failure (INSAS rifle was a good example). Every weapon in India is more or less dependent on imported parts, backward integration is absent. Brahmos uses Russian parts, Tejas uses French avionics and US engines. Chinese make all their weapons themselves. Nothing is imported, unlike India.
Their level of indigenization is far ahead (I'd say at least a decade ahead) of India. That is a conservative statement.
Forget weapons, even local Indian cellphones like Karbonn and Micromax etc. are all made from imported Chinese parts. These are basic pieces of technology which are commonly available across the globe. Quite a few Indian power stations are also Chinese made. Indian renewable energy plants (Wind and Solar farms) all use Chinese equipment.
Today the Chinese are competing with Tesla with some hundred different brands of EVs like BYD which is a global leader. Industry leaders are saying Chinese EVs are better in quality and features than Tesla. They make 50% of the cars produced globally. And you are saying they have substandard tech....
Please don't embarrass yourself anymore bhai.
There are benefits to an authoritarian system @Krishna with Flute
Demon crazy ka achaar daalna hai ?
Ki aap bhi desi istyle "secularism" k dewaney ho ?
Right wing nationalist strong mangta, full capitalist and free markets.
Not "planned economy" commie bs.
Remember our "5 year plan" bs from Nehruvian times here?
Don't do xutia baatein, man.
How would you define Indira ?I hope that you will differentiate between an authoritarian and a dictator.
High Court turns down Chinmoy’s bail prayer
The High Court has rejected the bail prayer of Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, spokesperson for Bangladesh Sammilit Sanatan Jagran Jote and former ISKCON leader, in a sedition case...www.newagebd.net
High Court turns down Chinmoy’s bail prayer
United News of Bangladesh . Dhaka 04 February, 2025, 14:54
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Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari. | UNB Photo
The High Court has rejected the bail prayer of Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, spokesperson for Bangladesh Sammilit Sanatan Jagran Jote and former ISKCON leader, in a sedition case.
The court also issued a rule asking the government to explain in two weeks why Chinmoy should not be granted bail in this case on Tuesday.
The bench of Justice Md Atoar Rahman and Justice Md Ali Reza issued the rule after holding hearing on a petition filed by Chinmoy seeking bail in the case.
On October 25 last year, a large gathering of the Sanatani community was held in Chattogram under the leadership of Chinmoy Krishna Das.
A sedition case was filed against 19 people, including Chinmoy, on charge of belittling the national flag on October 31.
On November 22, another large rally was held in Rangpur under the leadership of Chinmoy who was arrested in Dhaka on November 25 in the sedition case.
On January 2 this year, Chattogram Metropolitan Sessions judge Md Saiful Islam denied bail to Chinmoy in the sedition case.
On December 11 last year, the same court rejected his bail petition in the same case.
The Chattogram court rejected Chinmoy’s bail petition, ordered him to be sent to jail, and the decision sparked clashes between his followers, law enforcers and lawyers on the court premises.
At one stage of the clash, one lawyer, a lawyer named advocate Saiful Islam Alif, was hacked to death outside the court premises.
Several cases have so far been filed against Chinmoy and others following the murder of the lawyer.