Another joke thread meant for trolling eh?
Anyway I will repeat one of my early post of BD Q/A thread and hope this will suffice since most Indians are either arrogant or intentionally ignorant. But i guess their arrogance tops ignorance. Anyway here it is, some tip of the ice berg reasons for historical & political discontent with balant Indian hegemonistic and imperial agenda regarding BD after 71. I didn't include pre-71 era :
Why do Bangladeshis hate India?
Ans: Except for some awamiligue supporters , majority Bangladeshis hate India now and the fault lies with India. Many who saw pre-71 era don’t think India as a liberator but they are a minority
but then again majority of younger population today don’t see India as a liberator either but understand that India’s intervention in 71 was for her own strategic interest and that BD would have gained independence without any Indian intervention. Now major reasons for hating/ having serious suspisions of India’s agenda:
1) Just after BD’s formation , the indira-mujib 25 year so called friendship treaty was signed in 1972 which made Bangladesh a vassal state worse than Butan and allowed rampant Indian interference in our forgien and political affairs making the Sk.Mujib regime literally helpless. The 12 articles of the treaty sealed the fate of BD as a vassal state. Some major points of the article states that-
Article 4 practically eliminated Bangladesh's power to devise an independent foreign policy and made it compulsory for Bangladesh to consult India about any major foreign policy matter.
Article 5 forced Bangladesh to confer most favored nation status on India to clear the way for India to capture Bangladesh's economic market without any restrictions, but Bangladesh being a smaller economy was unable to avail itself of the opportunities of most favored nation status.
Article 8 ensured that if there was a military conflict between Bangladesh and India, Bangladesh, as a weaker power, could not seek help from outside world to protect its territorial integrity.
Article 9 was included to protect India's strategic interest in its insurgency infested North Eastern states by imposing restrictions on Bangladesh to provide help and support to the insurgents, but India itself broke the sanctity of this clause by providing military and political assistance to Shanti Bahini in Chittagong Hill Tracts.
Article 10 restricted Bangladesh's power to sign a defense deal with a third party to improve its armed forces.
Indo-Bangla Relation: A Strategic Analysis
Indo-Bangladeshi Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Peace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2)Before the 25 year long “friendship” treaty, India forced the exiled Mujibnagar gov under tazuddin ahmed to agree to 7 conditions under which India would help the Mukti Bahini. This 7 points were later officially framed into 25 year friendship treaty after BD’s independence:
Bangladesh government will select only those people for administrative posts who have actively participated in the liberation war and any shortfall therein will be filled by the Indian government officials.
A joint force will be formed comprising of the Indian army and the Mukti Bahini and this force will be placed under the command of the chief of staff of the Indian army who will lead the liberation war.
Bangladesh will have no standing army
India will help raise a paramilitary force to protect the internal law and order of the country.
Open market will be the basis for trade relation between the two nations and this arrangement will be subject to periodical review.
The Indian army will be stationed in Bangladesh for an indefinite period of time but the time frame for their gradual withdrawal will be determined through annual meetings between the two governments.
Bangladesh will formulate its foreign policy only in consultation with India.
Indo-Bangla Relation: A Strategic Analysis
3)India’s water terrorism in farraka. Indira promised mujib in the Indo-BD joint river commission that the Farakka barrage would not be put into operation before an agreement was reached on sharing the dry season flow of the Ganges between the two countries. However BD allowed India in 1975 to test the feeder CANAL of the BARRAGE, for which 310-450 cumec of Ganges flow was diverted from Farakka over the 10-day period from 21 April to 31 May 1975. But then India unilaterally commissioned the barrage in 1975 without any agreement on sharing until 1996 when India signed the 30 year long sharing treaty with newly formed Dalal BAL regime. Even after that India don’t respect this treaty and withdraw massive amount of water in the dry season that has turned our northern side into barren desert.
Farakka Barrage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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4)Indira didn’t wanted Shiek mujib to make BD a member of the OIC as it considered BD a private property of India. But ShieK mujib took a bold step and went to the OIC metting to which Indira was very much angry.
5)India backed the 72-75 regime that utterly failed in governance with rampant corruption and misgovernance resulting in a massive famine in 74. With the implemention of 1 party rule (bakshal) rein of terror started in BD where India backed the Rakhi Bahini that it wanted to replace the BD army with. Rakhi bahini was renowned for political killings and loot & massacre. They were allowed to commit rampant atrocities on the BD populace.
Jatiyo Rakkhi Bahini - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
6)All the above reasons lead to political change in 75 with the sepahi janata beplov ( a joint revolution by the army and the masses). For this India became very angry and wanted to teach Bangladesh a lesson. SO they started to arm the Shanti bahini and CHT insurgency starting their state sponsor of terrorism in BD responsible for the death of 1000s of Bengali settlers and 1000s of our armed forces.
Indian Intelligence Involvement In Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh
Bangladeshi Insurgents Say India Is Supporting Them - NYTimes.com
India backed Shanti Bahini, Burmese rebels: book | Bangladesh | bdnews24.com
7)Just when our army was about to crush this CHT insurgents for good, BAL along with India came up with the 1997 peace accord granting immunity to the shanty Bahini terrorist like Shuntu larma ( a first of its kind non-sense in the world which pardons an anti-state traitor separist)
8)India’s backing of Awamileague and intervening in BD politics on their behalf. India’s involvement in the heavily rigged 2008 election is a open secret now .
India and Bangladesh: Embraceable you | The Economist
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Politics in Bangladesh: Banged about | The Economist
9)India’s tipai dam project and teesta water sharing treaty shows the arrogance by which is it treating BD violating all International laws on water sharing with downstream countries.
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Teesta flows in thin
Steep decline in Teesta water flow
10)India wants
free corridor via our country by the backing of their Dalal regime. This is a major point of hatred towards India by Bangladeshis. The agreement BAL signed with India after 2008 has not been presented in the parliament as per constitution making it obvious that these dalal regime is trying to hide something.
http://www.sydneybashi-bangla.com/A...mic adviser to the prime minister April11.pdf
‘Bangladesh needs to invest $7 bn in transit facilities’ - Thaindian News
This corridor will not only pose a security risk but also will allow Indians to do more dadagiri with BD.
11)Majority of the people in BD believe (for obvious reasons ) that India was directly involved in 2009 pilkhanna massacre that resulted in the loss of life of 57 of our patriotic army officers and destruction of an efficient institution like BDR. Afterall India always wanted a weaker BD army and they even wanted BD to not have a standing army just after independence.
12) Almost daily killings of Innocent citizens at the border while their BSF support smuggling of illegal drugs (cocaine, heroine) into BD. The killing of filani has a everlasting hatred on the heart and minds of Bangladeshis towards India.
13) Propaganda by Indians with made up myths such "islamic" extremism & illegal migrants ( lets face who in their right mind will go to India) etc.[/QUOTE]
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