It is not territory matter. Hence it is not internal to Bangladesh.
@Mage now still do you think that the condition of Bangladesh is very different than Pakistan when India is the case? It just has begun! Wait and see.
Good, let's see how long he keep praising. It's call, "sorpo hoia Kato tumi, ojha hoia jharo". At least I have started to believe it now!Modi praises religious harmony in Bangladesh
BSS . New Delhi | Update: 21:43, Aug 08, 2019
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi on Thursday highly acclaimed her counterpart Sheikh Hasina’s “zero tolerance” policy against any sorts of terrorism and religious extremism and called Bangladesh a role model for religious harmony as home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal called on him in New Delhi.
“The experts should visit Bangladesh to witness the religious harmony under which Bangladeshi people are living together with peace,” a Bangladesh high commission statement quoted Modi as saying during the call on.
It said he simultaneously appreciated Bangladesh’s policy of not allowing use of its territory by extremists and insurgents for perpetrating violence in other countries including India.
According to the statement the Rohingya issue also featured Kamal’s meeting with the Indian premier when Modi said India had already raised the issue with the Myanmar authority as New Delhi thought the crisis must be solved.
He assured the Bangladesh minister to discuss the matter again with Myanmar to ensure smooth and peaceful repatriation of the Rohingyas.
The statement said the Indian premier also congratulated Sheikh Hasina for her reelection as Bangladesh prime minister for third consecutive term.
Kamal arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday to attend the 7th Bangladesh-India home minister level talks held here On Wednesday.
About border management issue, the Indian premier assured Kamal that the two countries would work together for a secured and effective border by combating drug smuggling and cross-border terrorism.
He also opined that BIMSTEC could play a crucial role for maintaining peace and development in the region.
Modi expressed his country’s eagerness to be a partner of the programmes undertaken by Bangladesh government to observe the birth centenary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Bangladesh high commissioner to India Syed Muazzem Ali, home secretary (public safety division) Mostafa Kamal Uddin, secretary (protection division) Mohammad Shahiduzzaman and inspector general of police Mohammad Javed Patwari were present during the meeting.
It looks you are much more unrealistic about war comparing @UKBengali who want to annex northern Arakan.
I don't think India might try to annex BD. India might try to push Indian Muslims to BD like Myanmar. That's why I propose building a wall in our border.
Your expextion is very unrealistic. India will build the wall once they push few million poor indian muslims to bd. That sound more realistic.
I am not talking about annexation! I was actually talking about pushing Indian Muslims after NRC!
Building a wall is the way for us. We need to understand that. It will keep us safe from Indians. Obviously easier than building our military capabilities. But people are idiots. They won't understand.
Do you know what is the cost of building a wall in full border??? And what walls can do in this modern era? Uff is it a war of troy that you want to build wall so spear and arrow can't penetrate it?
Do you know what is the cost of building a wall in full border??? And what walls can do in this moder era? Uff is it a war of troy that you want to build wall so spear and arrow can't penetrate it?
Oh @Mage come on, what happened to you? Don't expect such silly suggestions from you!!
https://www.eastmojo.com/tripura/2019/08/09/tripura-vhp-warns-bangladesh-over-attack-on-hindus-submits-memo
West Tripura district committee members of Visva Hindu Parishad protesting on Thursday|
Tripura VHP warns Bangladesh over attack on Hindus, submits memo
The Indian right-wing Hindu organisation writes to Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina through assistant high commissioner Kiriti Chakma
Chandan Panday
09 Aug, 2019 at 11:59 AM
Agartala: Protesting against the alleged attacks on the Hindu minorities living in Bangladesh, the West Tripura district committee of Visva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Thursday submitted a memorandum to the Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina through the Bangladesh assistant high commissioner Kiriti Chakma.
Condemning the alleged attacks on Hindu people in Bangladesh, the district secretary of VHP, Abhijit Datta Bhowmik, told reporters that the Hindu minorities living in the neighbouring country are not safe. “They are being attacked every now and then by miscreants. The government should take necessary actions against those indulged in the act,” he said.
“The Bangladesh government should arrange adequate security for the Hindu people living in Bangladesh. The temples and other holy place of the Hindu community are under serious threat. We demand proper security for the women living in Bangladesh. If the attacks continue in coming days over the Hindus then Hindus living in India will not remain silent. We will not tolerate it,” the memorandum said.
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“With utmost humility, we would like to bring it to your kind notice that in spite of the constitutions of Bangladesh granting freedom of religion to non-Muslims in recent past, there has been a spate of attempts at persecution of minorities in your country, especially the Hindu community for no reason but for their being Hindus persons,” the memorandum read.
“Bangladesh has a proud history and heritage of communal co-existence of different religious communities, with Bengali language is being the most powerful cohesive force, overriding every other religious, cultural and other ethnic difference. But in recent times there have been widespread reports of purported violence, physical and also otherwise against the Hindu minorities of Bangladesh, which have become a matter of great concern for the citizen of India,” the memo further said.
According to VHP, property and business establishments of the Hindus are many a time forcibly have been overtaken or made surrender under force, such instances undoubtedly violated the right to property of the minority community which is against the spirit of the country. “Hindu girls and women’s are also allegedly sexually harassed by goons and hooligans taking advantages of their vulnerability for being minorities,” the memorandum added.
A wall keeps India from pushing Indian Muslims to BD. A lot can be done by spending 50 bn dollar over 5-10 years. Besides we can build the wall ourselves, unlike metro rail. So it won't strain the Forex reserves. Build once, be secure forever.Do you know what is the cost of building a wall in full border??? And what walls can do in this moder era? Uff is it a war of troy that you want to build wall so spear and arrow can't penetrate it?
Oh @Mage come on, what happened to you? Don't expect such silly suggestions from you!!
This 50 billion billion dollars budget should be spend on military instead.
It's regarding Bangladeshi citizens in Bangladeshi territory. Internal matter. Doesn't involve Tripura. Tripura tries too hard to act like Delhi.
Many things happening in Kashmir, Assam and now in Tripura is a conspiracy to subdue Bangladesh and take away its sovereignty.
