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Does anyone other than chetona mob care about a Pakistani apology?

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Would an apology help? Yes, of course it would especially those who suffered gravely.

But I personally don’t give a toss. The mass surrender was bigger than the apology.

I don’t know any common people who demands an apology.

But it’s a pass time of the Dhakaya chetona brigade.

Rest of the country wants a prosperous and brotherly relationship with Pakistan. Especially with Hinduvta on the rise. Hinduvta hasn’t been this menacing in my part of the country since Sufi Saint Shah Jalal rode into town!

Not even Sheikh Mujib wanted to break up Pakistan. How I do I know that? Just ask Khakeda Zia and her BNP mob. Zia declared independence, you know!
 
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Looks like a bad nightmare nothing else, People with Egos and boomer mentality in our establishment still look up to Uncle sam .
 
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Pakistan already apologised, but the same people who's existence revolves around bashing Pakistan will never acklnowledge it.
I think the Dhakya chetona mob would hate a Willy Brandt type apology.

They dislike Pakistan purely because their Hinduvta paymasters hate Pakistan. The chetona mob is incapable of independent thinking!

Pakistan should call their bluff.
 
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They dislike Pakistan purely because their Hinduvta paymasters hate Pakistan. The chetona mob is incapable of independent thinking!
Its by large effected by Indian influence in Dhaka University and Media. Dhaka University is where the most hardcore infiltrated thugs reside. By that i mean violent elements who are willing to murder people on order.

Media otoh is where the indian softpower wing spreds its agenda.
 
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Its by large effected by Indian influence in Dhaka University and Media. Dhaka University is where the most hardcore infiltrated thugs reside. By that i mean violent elements who are willing to murder people on order.

Media otoh is where the indian softpower wing spreds its agenda.
Congratulations.

You are now in sync with Operation Searchlight. They, too, thought that universities were sources of danger.

It is remarkable how the phrase resonates, "...plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose..."
 
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Congratulations.

You are now in sync with Operation Searchlight. They, too, thought that universities were sources of danger.

It is remarkable how the phrase resonates, "...plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose..."

Dont really matter what its in sync with.
It still remains a fact.

Anyone whos politically aware and living in Bangladesh, knows that.

I think only a year ago a BUET Engineering College student from Barisal district was murdered because he criticized India online.



 
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Dont really matter what its in sync with.
It still remains a fact.
It matters to those who saw murder being done. It may not matter to you; you are able to sit back and enjoy the privileges of being a citizen of an independent country, because others lost their lives to gain you that privilege. I am talking about Bangladeshis, every one of them. It is so easy to talk smart talk about what the university represents, and what somebody else represents, and it will impress everyone with your keen insight, that cuts through sentiment and sees the reality. Yup, sure.
Anyone whos politically aware and living in Bangladesh, knows that.
If you cannot keep your wild ones in student organisations and fringe elements from political parties in order, whose fault is that? Those who are charged with the responsibility for keeping order in the land? Those sit several thousands of kilometres away, in the peace and comfortable conditions of a country that takes law and order seriously, and criticise conditions in the homeland?
I think only a year ago a BUET Engineering College student from Barisal district was murdered because he criticized India online.



 
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It matters to those who saw murder being done. It may not matter to you; you are able to sit back and enjoy the privileges of being a citizen of an independent country, because others lost their lives to gain you that privilege. I am talking about Bangladeshis, every one of them. It is so easy to talk smart talk about what the university represents, and what somebody else represents, and it will impress everyone with your keen insight, that cuts through sentiment and sees the reality. Yup, sure.

I dunno the realities concerning india-friendly elements before or during the independence war. So i wont comment that. It is you who are drawing up those old time stories in a present day story about Indian influence in Dhaka University.


If you cannot keep your wild ones in student organisations and fringe elements from political parties in order, whose fault is that? Those who are charged with the responsibility for keeping order in the land? Those sit several thousands of kilometres away, in the peace and comfortable conditions of a country that takes law and order seriously, and criticise conditions in the homeland?

Its not like entire Dhaka University is on indian payroll.

As i observe, almost all chetona elements with their protests and political organization, has in one way or other, its origin in Dhaka University campus.

Take a trip to the university campus yourself and youll understand what i mean. India is consciously trying to use bangladeshi love for their culture and languge movement (and therefore also west bengalis), to achieve benefits for Indian central goverment.
 
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I dunno the realities concerning india-friendly elements before or during the independence war. So i wont comment that. It is you who are drawing up those old time stories in a present day story about Indian influence in Dhaka University.




Its not like entire Dhaka University is on indian payroll.

As i observe, almost all chetona elements with their protests and political organization, has in one way or other, its origin in Dhaka University campus.

Take a trip to the university campus yourself and youll understand what i mean. India is consciously trying to use bangladeshi love for their culture and languge movement (and therefore also west bengalis), to achieve benefits for Indian central goverment.
Nobody but a convinced conspiracy theorist would believe this wild story about deep-rooted subversion of Bangladeshi loyalties as part of some country's 5th generation warfare.

Have it your way. It's not worth arguing against this cosmic grievance.
 
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Nobody but a convinced conspiracy theorist would believe this wild story about deep-rooted subversion of Bangladeshi loyalties as part of some country's 5th generation warfare.

Its a conspiracy theory that a nation try to influence another nation by many different means, including educational institutes? Thats something new i learned today.

How exactly do nations then influence eachother?

I have have no problem with the close relations with West Bengal, quite contrary as i would like us to be one nation under one flag. But i dont like our cultural bonds being used to fill the pockets of rest of India, especially now that some states have become anti-Bangladeshi. You know who they are.
 
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The painful period of independence is in the past.

It is time to move on but we must not forget. The future is what we need to concentrate on and hindutva facism remains an existential crisis for all muslims in the subcontinent.

BD and PK has differing challenges but where interests align we should cooperate and forge strong bonds.

All said and done even the chetona mob dont consider PK as any sort of enemy. This group is an extremely small minority with oversize media reach. They are used for internal consumption but thankfully has zero policy impact.

I would simply ignore them, everyone else does except when these gullible rent-a-mob idiots can be used for some hackneyed soundbite.
 
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