Your own leaders tell you to leave india and go to Pakistan or BangladeshI speak from my experiance BeDe. I'm not a filthy pole vaulter sitting thousands of miles away from India and passing judgments on Indian Muslims. Now, now, if someone doesn't fit your narrative, you accuse him of many things.
and Millions agree with him, check on twitter
Constitution says so, the people however would not agree with you. India and Pakistan fails at the same place where Bangladesh is far better, ie religious tolerance.
I think, I am mistaken. But, somewhere I have read he is from Bikrampur. Well, I am not sure if his father or grandfather was from Bikrampur. Thank you for correcting me.
Thanks for the input. By the way, about some other matters in the past during the British time. The present day greater Comilla district in BD was called Tripura District, and the present-day Tripura State in India was called Tripura Rajjya. However, the seats of both the governments were in the present-day Comilla Town. The Capital of Tripura Rajjya was moved to Agartala a few years (or months) after partition in 1947.
That does not in any way imply he was from Bangladesh.
Awami League has penetrated Indian politics.
Tripura CM-elect Biplab from BJP has ancestral ties in Chandpur, Bangladesh
- Ibrahim Rony Chandpur
- Published at 11:08 PM March 04, 2018
Tripura Chief Minister-elect Biplab Kumar Deb at a event in Chandpur (File Photo)Dhaka Tribune
Biplab's father late Hirudhan Deb and his wife Mina Rani Deb migrated to India during the Liberation War of 1971
Biplab Kumar Deb, who could be the next chief minister (CM) of India’s Tripura state, has his roots in Kachua upazila in Chandpur.
Biplab’s father late Hirudhan Deb hailed from Meghdair village under Sohodebpur Purbo union of the upazila. Hirudhan and his wife Mina Rani Deb migrated to India during the Liberation War of 1971.
Biplab was born in India, but his mother conceived him while the family was in Bangladesh. The family later settled in that country.
Biplab’s paternal uncle Prandhan Deb, president of Kachua upazila unit of Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Unity Council, confirmed the matter to this correspondent on Sunday.
Prandhan Deb said: “My nephew is going to take the office of the topmost post in a state of India. We request you to keep him in your prayers. May he be able to retain this honour, achieved at such a young age.”
Meanwhile, Chandpur-1 MP Dr Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir congratulated Biplab for being elected as an MLA of the Tripura assembly.
It can also be mentioned that Biplab was a member of the BJP delegation that joined the central council of Bangladesh Awami League in Dhaka last year. He visited his ancestral home at that time. His wife, Niti Rani Deb, senior officer of State Bank of India, also accompanied him during the visit.
Forty-year-old Biplab Kumar Deb is the youngest state chief of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He is likely to take the office of the Tripura chief minister as BJP scored an overwhelming win in the state assembly election, according to NDTV.
It is a huge turnaround for BJP, which had no MLAs (Members of Legislative Assembly) in the 60-member house and had got only around 1.5% vote in the assembly election five years back. The BJP its alliance partner Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT) bagged 43 seats. The elections to 59 seats in the 60-member Assembly were held on February 18, according to The Indian Express.
Tripura CM-elect Biplab from BJP has ancestral ties in Chandpur, Bangladesh
- Ibrahim Rony Chandpur
- Published at 11:08 PM March 04, 2018
Tripura Chief Minister-elect Biplab Kumar Deb at a event in Chandpur (File Photo)Dhaka Tribune
Biplab's father late Hirudhan Deb and his wife Mina Rani Deb migrated to India during the Liberation War of 1971
Biplab Kumar Deb, who could be the next chief minister (CM) of India’s Tripura state, has his roots in Kachua upazila in Chandpur.
Biplab’s father late Hirudhan Deb hailed from Meghdair village under Sohodebpur Purbo union of the upazila. Hirudhan and his wife Mina Rani Deb migrated to India during the Liberation War of 1971.
Biplab was born in India, but his mother conceived him while the family was in Bangladesh. The family later settled in that country.
Biplab’s paternal uncle Prandhan Deb, president of Kachua upazila unit of Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Unity Council, confirmed the matter to this correspondent on Sunday.
Prandhan Deb said: “My nephew is going to take the office of the topmost post in a state of India. We request you to keep him in your prayers. May he be able to retain this honour, achieved at such a young age.”
Meanwhile, Chandpur-1 MP Dr Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir congratulated Biplab for being elected as an MLA of the Tripura assembly.
It can also be mentioned that Biplab was a member of the BJP delegation that joined the central council of Bangladesh Awami League in Dhaka last year. He visited his ancestral home at that time. His wife, Niti Rani Deb, senior officer of State Bank of India, also accompanied him during the visit.
Forty-year-old Biplab Kumar Deb is the youngest state chief of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He is likely to take the office of the Tripura chief minister as BJP scored an overwhelming win in the state assembly election, according to NDTV.
It is a huge turnaround for BJP, which had no MLAs (Members of Legislative Assembly) in the 60-member house and had got only around 1.5% vote in the assembly election five years back. The BJP its alliance partner Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT) bagged 43 seats. The elections to 59 seats in the 60-member Assembly were held on February 18, according to The Indian Express.
Keep living in denial.
When you have 160+ million cramped up into a place that's less than half the size of Maharashtra you can imagine how that will be. So, they want to push more out. To their dismay, those who pole vaulted to MM was driven out. You ever heard Buddhists monks going crazy? I guess their own actions resulted in this plight.
Guess I'm living my dream.
