What Bangladeshi People Think About India & Pakistan | Dhaka University

[ghilzai]

Yahi to hamari Pakistanion ki yadaash or soch ka haal he ke hum ghadaron aur dushmanon ko maaf karne ke liye aik mint me teyaar ho jate hein. Isshi wajjah se to abb tak juttay kathe aa rahe hain Ummah ke naam mein.

Cringe worthy thread.

No forgiveness and vengeance is in my genes, even 100 years later always ready to return the favour.

 

[Centaur]

We made a mistake from start, how could we same nationality with people who were 1500 odd miles away, spoke different, looked different, dressed different, people we didn’t share culture or heritage with.

People who were burden on us, gutless, traitors, we are glad to be rid of bad rubbish.

Individuals opinions doesn't have much credibility, as this nation was made by islamic brotherhood.
A man can look ugly and his wife can be much pretty that doesn't matter .
If a man is non Muslim , a woman can't marry him unless she is apostate , such types of marriage are zinah .
Muslim men are allowed to marry ahle qitab women without converting then , still it's discouraged . So in order to form a family religion plays the most important role so , Lahore resuloution aka pakistan movement was based on two nation theory , so islam was the blood between this two parts . Still most bangladeshi have special feelings of Pakistan and that is more than other Muslim nations, becaause other Muslim nations are Muslim brothers , but Pakistan is not only Muslim but also our blood brothers , the same blood of Martyrs our forefathers , who fought and died for this muslim nation, Muslim identity under the name of Pakistan . That was not just 2 piece of lands only , but that's an ideology that will never die , doesn't matter how brutally enemy broke them .

And pakistan still have multi language and multi ethnicity.
So yes 1500 miles distance was the day , but look at Malaysia, two parts are also almost 500+ miles ( if I can remember correctly ) , still it's a great nation.
So your logic final logic of 1500 miles is automatically cancelled by malayasia .

Pakistan zindabad and Bangladesh zindabad ( non political ) .

 

[El Sidd]

Yahi to hamari Pakistanion ki yadaash or soch ka haal he ke hum ghadaron aur dushmanon ko maaf karne ke liye aik mint me teyaar ho jate hein. Isshi wajjah se to abb tak juttay kathe aa rahe hain Ummah ke naam mein.

Cringe worthy thread.

Bhai Rooh kaanp gayi

 

[ghilzai]

Individuals value doesn't have much credibility, as this nation was made by islamic brotherhood.
A man can look ugly and his wife can be much pretty that doesn't matter .
It a man is non Muslim , a woman can't marry him unless she is apostate , such types of marriage are zinah .
Muslim men are allowed to marry ahle qitab women without converting then , still it's discouraged . So in order to form a family religion plays the most important role so , Lahore resuloution aka pakistan movement was based on two nation theory , so islam was the blood between this two parts . Still most bangladeshi have special feelings of Pakistan and that is more than other Muslim nations, becaause other Muslim nations are Muslim brothers , but Pakistan is not only Muslim but also our blood brother , the same blood of Martyrs our forefathers , who fought and died for this muslim nation, Muslim identity under the name of Pakistan . That was not just 2 piece of lands only , but that's an ideology that will never die , doesn't matter how brutally enemy broke them .


And pakistan still have multi language and multi ethnicity.
So yes 1500 miles distance was the day , but look at Malaysia, two parts are also almost 500+ miles ( if I can remember correctly ) , still it's a great nation.
So your logic final logic of 1500 miles is automatically cancelled by malayasia .

Pakistan zindabad and Bangladesh zindabad ( non political ) .

Pakistan zindabad, the martyrs of this land are Punjabis, Pushtoons, Baloch and Sindhis, No Bengali here mate.

We are not your brothers, your brothers are South Indians, people who you have more in common with.

 

[A.A. Khan]

@Centaur

Nice bhaashan now can you please remove the Bangla flag and install East Pakistan flag on your profile picture?

These stupid brotherhood history is a joke in the present.

You beggardeshis were a stone age level people who used to work knee deep in water to earn shillings from Hindu mahaajan. Pakistan lost Hyderabad, Kolkata, Junagarh in partition and got this gutter hellhole which Sardar Patel gifted to us alongwith Sylhet knowing this burden will be on Pakistan for decades.
Really regret Planning Commission money was wasted for 24 years just for some Muslim egos. Beggardeshis proved Hindu mahajans treatred them right. Tagore was also right in opposing University in Dacca city. He knew these sentimental namak haraams of East are/were/will be a liability

 

[Bilal9]

BD has shown more efficient use of its limited resource than Pakistan (with more land, geo-position and resources).

You can not deny it.

We just can not fight and choose to fight with India (its HUGE ..... as Trump says).

You are still doing it but without much success. If we follow your strategy, we will have to die.

You need to identify your roles and failure in your part that made the degradation of BD-pk relation.

Remember, once Banglies fought for the creation of Pakistan. We had a common cause. And still we have common values.

Bangalis not only fought for Pakistan, they were decorated in that effort too.

During the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, our former President Ziaur Rahman saw combat in the Khemkaran sector in Punjab as the commander of a company unit of 300–500 soldiers.

Ziaur Rahman won the prestigious Hilal-i-Jur'at[17] medal, Pakistan’s second highest military award, and his unit won 2 Sitara-e-Jurat (Star of Courage) medals, and 9 Tamgha-e-Jurat (Medal of Courage) medals, for their role in the 1965 War with India.

In 1966, Zia was appointed military instructor at the Pakistan Military Academy, later going on to attend the Command and Staff College in Quetta, Pakistan, he completed a course in command and tactical warfare. Zia helped raise two Bengali battalions called the 8th and 9th Bengals[11] during his stint as instructor.

I am sure a lot of Pakistanis have little idea about this. But you cannot deny documented history.

 

[Desert Fox]

No forgiveness and vengeance is in my genes, even 100 years later always ready to return the favour.

It is interesting to note that no other people act this way. Thanks to Allah that our policy makers aren't as naive and emotional as some of our people.

Honestly, most Pakistanis do not care about Bangladesh. Sure, it is good for them if they are progressing but we don't care and all of the ummah chumma nonsense is cringe worthy because I can assure you that if Pakistan and Bangladesh were to unite again 1971 would be repeated because reality dictates that distance + cultural/ethnic differences is what dictates ground reality and politics, NOT this Ummah chumma cringeness.

Some emotional idiots on our side are very quick to forget the events of 1971. Isshi wajjah se ajj Afghanion se juttay ka rahain hain.

Bhai Rooh kaanp gayi

Rooh kyun kaanp gayi?

 

[ghilzai]

Problem with Pakistan is we have Punjabi community with its big heart and always ready to forgive, they need to be more like their fellow countrymen from the western side of Pakistan, unforgiving, nationalist, always ready to payback to those who have been treacherous and above all the killer instinct that doesn’t differentiate between religions.

 

[A.A. Khan]

Bangalis not only fought for Pakistan, they were decorated in that effort too.

During the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, our former President Ziaur Rahman saw combat in the Khemkaran sector in Punjab as the commander of a company unit of 300–500 soldiers.

Ziaur Rahman won the prestigious Hilal-i-Jur'at[17] medal, Pakistan’s second highest military award, and his unit won 2 Sitara-e-Jurat (Star of Courage) medals, and 9 Tamgha-e-Jurat (Medal of Courage) medals, for their role in the 1965 War with India.

In 1966, Zia was appointed military instructor at the Pakistan Military Academy, later going on to attend the Command and Staff College in Quetta, Pakistan, he completed a course in command and tactical warfare. Zia helped raise two Bengali battalions called the 8th and 9th Bengals[11] during his stint as instructor.

He did'nt do a favour, Pakistan did little too much.
You forgot how he murdered his superior in 1971.
What was the need for Ayub Khan to build army infrastructures for namak haraams in East. British did'nt, neither did Congress when they won there. Pakistan did in 1948 and got bit by them.

Taking Bengalis in Air force and Army was a huge mistake, this ummah sh*t got real in 1971. The way India built ghettoes and keep them in their place Pakistan should've done the same.

 

[Desert Fox]

Problem with Pakistan is we have Punjabi community with its big heart and always ready to forgive, they need to be more like their fellow countrymen from the western side of Pakistan, unforgiving, nationalist, always ready to payback to those who have been treacherous and above all the killer instinct that doesn’t differentiate between religions.

They're are naive people. They should focus on building brotherhood in Pakistan before worrying about building bridges with some far off country with whom none of our interests align with.

 

[Centaur]

@Centaur

Nice bhaashan now can you please remove the Bangla flag and install East Pakistan flag on your profile picture?

These stupid brotherhood history is a joke in the present.

You beggardeshis were a stone age level people who used to work knee deep in water to earn shillings from Hindu mahaajan. Pakistan lost Hyderabad, Kolkata, Junagarh in partition and got this gutter hellhole which Sardar Patel gifted to us alongwith Sylhet knowing this burden will be on Pakistan for decades.
Really regret Planning Commission money was wasted for 24 years just for some Muslim egos. Beggardeshis proved Hindu mahajans treatred them right. Tagore was also right in opposing University in Dacca city. He knew these sentimental namak haraams of East are/were/will be a liability

@A.A. Khan
My first and final word to you and to your type is ,
I don't have to learn history from hateful peoples like you who even don't have a minimal manner when talking to other peoples .
I am not unfamiliar with such peoples because in BD we have bunch of peoples like you . I just have no taste of argument with such folks who even don't know how to study history properly.

 

[Bilal9]

all of the ummah chumma nonsense is cringe worthy because I can assure you that if Pakistan and Bangladesh were to unite again 1971 would be repeated because reality dictates that distance + cultural/ethnic differences is what dictates ground reality and politics, NOT this Ummah chumma cringeness.

I don't think anyone is looking for reunification in my opinion.

But this mutual hatred between our countries is not good in the long run and certainly benefits the Indians with divide and rule policy.

I will respectfully disagree with your point of view that no one in Pakistan cares about Bangladesh. If they are in a position of strategy and far-sightedness, there is no reason not to care. Even more so when Bangladesh can act as a bridge between Pakistan and India.

 

[Skies]

We made a mistake from start, how could we share same nationality with people who were 1500 odd miles away, spoke different, looked different, dressed different, people we didn’t share culture or heritage with.

People who were burden on us, gutless, traitors, we are glad to be rid of bad rubbish.

250+ kinds of ethnic people live in New York and London peacefully.

Those Pakistanis who are blaming all on Bangalies are hiding their failures as administration of a nation. It is that failure, that you still have failed to join the some of your western parts to the main stream Pakistan. Is not it?

It was mostly your policy failure that we could not keep the two wings with same thinking and ideology together.

 

[ghilzai]

I don't think anyone is looking for reunification in my opinion.

But this mutual hatred between our countries is not good in the long run and certainly benefits the Indians with divide and rule policy.

I will respectfully disagree with your point of view that no one in Pakistan cares about Bangladesh. If they are in a position of strategy and far-sightedness, there is no reason not to care.

No one in their right mind in Pakistan cares about Bangladesh other then some religious nutcases, Pakistan is first, everything else is secondary.

 

[A.A. Khan]

It is interesting to note that no other people act this way. Thanks to Allah that our policy makers aren't as naive and emotional as some of our people.

Honestly, most Pakistanis do not care about Bangladesh. Sure, it is good for them if they are progressing but we don't care and all of the ummah chumma nonsense is cringe worthy because I can assure you that if Pakistan and Bangladesh were to unite again 1971 would be repeated because reality dictates that distance + cultural/ethnic differences is what dictates ground reality and politics, NOT this Ummah chumma cringeness.

Well said, our media is foreign funded crap. We should rather commemorate 1971 by showing ghettoes and slums in Assam, Maharashtra and West Bengal. Show the level of sanitation of these Bangalis. Educate our masses about this huge burden of a nation in East Pakistan. Show how they are sucking blood of indians like parasites to assure Pakistanis 71 was a blessing. A gutter with zero resources, from cotton to rice everything came from West Pakistan. There Jatiya Sangsad in which these namak haraams sit and bash Pakistan everyday was designed, funded and initially built by Ayub Khan regime on Pakistan taxpayer money. After 71 it took these namak harams 11 years to complete it with begged loans from intl. donors. Even India did'nt help them knowing their nature. Their Shahjalal airport was also initially funded, designed by Pakistani authorities. Their only dam is also built by Pakistan. The Nuclear plant which was proposed in Ayub's time is being built on the proposed location from Pakistan's time.
Inn ki auqaat se zyaada innko dediya aur aaj tak zaleel horahe hain.