Jaishankar's stern warning against Bangladesh..!?

It is not right to make absurd allegations while claiming to want good relations with India. Union External Affairs minister S. jaishankar has given a stern warning that bangladesh should decide whether it wants good relations with india or not. With this, it has been reported that our country is ready to retaliate against Bangladesh. Due to the protests that broke out in bangladesh, the country's prime minister Sheikh Hasina resigned from her post in august last year and took refuge in our country. An interim government was formed there. Muhammad Yunus is working as the chief advisor to the interim government. Since he took charge, the relationship between our country and bangladesh has deteriorated. He is continuously spying on our country. He is flying spy drones on the border and monitoring it.

Apart from that, Muhammad Yunus is planning to capture West bengal and the northeastern states of our country with his supporters. Due to this, the relationship between india and bangladesh is getting worse than ever. At the same time, the relationship between pakistan and bangladesh has improved many times. pakistan and bangladesh are working together like never before in the history of Bangladesh. For the first time in the history of the last 54 years, officers of Pakistan's ISI intelligence unit have visited Bangladesh. Similarly, Bangladeshi military officers are also visiting Pakistan. The two countries have started working together. This is seen as a problem for the security of our country.
Our country has not yet responded to any of these. It has remained silent. Due to this, above all, the supporters of Muhammad Yunus are saying that our country is responsible for the problems happening in Bangladesh. After that, they themselves claim to have good relations with India. It is because of this dual stance that Union External Affairs minister jaishankar has now sent an important message to bangladesh with a warning. In this situation, our country's External Affairs minister jaishankar met with the Foreign Affairs Advisor of the bangladesh Interim government, Tawheed Hussain in Muscat. At that time, the two discussed the relationship between the two countries. At that time, jaishankar directly warned Bangladesh. Through this, we can understand that our country is ready to respond to Bangladesh. While bangladesh continued to leak, the central government remained silent. Jaishankar's warning to bangladesh is now seen as a major issue. Speaking at an event held the day after he met Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Advisor Tawheed Hussain, jaishankar said: "Every day, people from the interim government in bangladesh are blaming India. They are blaming india for everything that is happening there. It is very absurd to see this. On the one hand, they say that they want good relations with India. But when you wake up in the morning, they accuse india of everything. This is very wrong. bangladesh should take a firm stand on this issue. bangladesh should think about its relations with India. Because India-Bangladesh relations have a long history. In 1971, an important event in Bangladesh's history,

(The year bangladesh emerged as an independent country with the help of india from Pakistan) india has had a special relationship with that country. There are two aspects to the problems facing our bilateral relations with Bangladesh. The first aspect is communal attacks on minorities. This is a problem for our country. We need to talk about this. The second thing is Bangladesh's internal affairs. There is politics in internal affairs. In such an environment, they should take a clear view of our neighboring country,'' he said. With this, do you want good relations with India? Let's continue. Do you want to oppose India? Stand up against it generously. jaishankar has warned that india will deal with you the way it wants to deal with you. Due to this, bangladesh has started screaming.
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Sowmiya Sriram

27/02/2025 11:33 AM