BGB-BSF celebrate Holi along border

[fallstuff]

India's stance on BD hasn't been as friendly as it should have been because of your own effed up polity, marked by the assassination of Mujib. And China's love for BD is for the same reason as it woos Sri Lanka and Pakistan for.

I am sure you have been shown the door a few times before.

What do you know about Mujib ?

 

[Tin Man]

I dont understand. I was under the impression that bangladesh relies on india for sustenence. Similiar to US-Mexico. Also the military is not formidable, therefore relying on the neighbour to repel external threats. Neither is the economy. Is the bias due to religion?

 

[damiendehorn]

The last point is based on your perception changing which is beyond our capability. I think as Bangladesh will grow more and more economically, they will get rid of this big dada obsession.

I am unable to find a single example of India disrespecting your sovereignty, integrity or mutual agreement. Yeah India do request you not to be a partner of forces belligerent to India, but paying heed to those is always your's prerogative.

• Sovereign nations have rights to independent foreign policies WITHOUT interference, so your request not to partner China or Pakistan opposes our sovereign rights. Israel is a belligerent nation to us, but we don’t ask you not to have relations with them, we respect your rights respect ours.
• The enclaves are an internal part of Bangladesh, so our integrity is affected.
• 74 agreement on the enclaves (37 years and still waiting), water sharing agreements not implemented etc.

Try searching a little harder.

 

[fallstuff]

Can't you think of that on your own?

Hostility with a bigger neighbor can never be good. Co-operation will help you focus on economic development and take advantage of the opportunities presented by a bigger marker provided by India as well as sourcing what you can get cheaper from India.

You can only gain from co-operation.

Indian markets been closed for a long time. Border, trade, and water issues also been around for more than three decades. So when we say we don't need anything from India, its because of that. Import from India is mostly food and cotton. In which India has not been reliable. A decent supply chain makes Africa and Central Asia more lucrative and reliable. China is the source of light machinery.

It always makes sense to have local sources, but it also need to be dependable.

 

[fallstuff]

I dont understand. I was under the impression that bangladesh relies on india for sustenence. Similiar to US-Mexico. Also the military is not formidable, therefore relying on the neighbour to repel external threats. Neither is the economy. Is the bias due to religion?

Today is a beautiful day, a great time to come out of the burrowing cave.

 

[Tin Man]

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[LaBong]

• Sovereign nations have rights to independent foreign policies WITHOUT interference, so your request not to partner China or Pakistan opposes our sovereign rights. Israel is a belligerent nation to us, but we don’t ask you not to have relations with them, we respect your rights respect ours.
• The enclaves are an internal part of Bangladesh, so our integrity is affected.
• 74 agreement on the enclaves (37 years and still waiting), water sharing agreements not implemented etc.

Try searching a little harder.

I have been debunking these since ages. Anyway here goes the ad nauseum -

Off course you have the right to have an independent foreign policy just as India has the right to request you to align your foreign policy to facilitate India's need. Like I said before, whether or not you'll entertain those request is your prerogative. India request US not to partner Pakistan, painting that as Indian interference to US policy is tomfoolery.

There are larger patches of enclaves of Bangladesh in Indian territory, seriously the theme is getting repetitive.

The water sharing treaty as ratified by Bangladesh and India has been in effect since December 12, 1996, any violation of which is answerable to International court of Justice, strangely just as west part of former united Pakistan, east never felt the need to sought their help. Seems you guys picked up a habit or two from your former countrymen.

The Water Page - Farakka Water Treaty

Anyways, it was fun talking to you, I was contemplating if there is something wrong in the water of East Bengal ermm, Bangladesh as now it is called!

 

[toxic_pus]

I can’t give a fig what motivates “China’s love for BD” in the end the result is it benefits Bangladesh...

The point is that even when you benefit from China's love, it is, strangel, because of the big bad 'wolf' next door. You are doing a great job at missing points. Keep it up.

...and Mujibs assassination in the mid seventies does not explain indias attitude since, even when a pro-india AL was in power.

Wrong. Everytime AL has been to power, Indo-Bangla relations have become cordial. But I am sure, you 'can't give a fig' to facts as well.

 

[toxic_pus]

I am sure you have been shown the door a few times before.

I am flattered by your sudden interest in me.

What do you know about Mujib ?

Relevance of my knowledge about Mujib is.....?

 

[fallstuff]

I am flattered by your sudden interest in me.


Relevance of my knowledge about Mujib is.....?

Mujib, his two sons, Rokhi Bahini, famine of 1974, BAKSAL, disbanding of the military. These are all relevant fact. Unless you have a grasp of those acts regardless of the view you hold , we can't have a decent discussion.

 

[integra]

disbanding of the military.

You are ordered to elaborate The rest is known by majority.

 

[toxic_pus]

Mujib, his two sons, Rokhi Bahini, famine of 1974, BAKSAL, disbanding of the military. These are all relevant fact. Unless you have a grasp of those acts regardless of the view you hold , we can't have a decent discussion.

I was not discussing Mujib or his policies. I was highlighting Indian policy change after assassination of Mujib. Once in a while try to read before giving in to that itch of hitting the reply button.

(Nice to know that the BS of BAKSAL is still popular in BD. Disbanding of military????????????)

 

[fallstuff]

You are ordered to elaborate The rest is known.

Flyers were being circulating in Dhaka cantonment that military would be disbanded. Zia asked Shafiullah (army chief) about that. When Shafiullah asked Mujib about disbanding, Mujib was quite. Mujib never trusted military. Rokhi Bahini would be the primary defense force. Rokhi Bahini was Indian trained also used Indian Army uniform. Many believed disbanding would happen on Aug 15, 1975.

I was not discussing Mujib or his policies. I was highlighting Indian policy change after assassination of Mujib. Once in a while try to read before giving in to that itch of hitting the reply button.

(Nice to know that the BS of BAKSAL is still popular in BD. Disbanding of military????????????)

Don't let the door hit you on your way out !!

 

[metro]

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[jayron]

metro, I thanked your before reading the whole thing.. Your post is so anti islam! If not for others, we have to be sensitive to Indian muslims....