India seeking to destabilize Bangladesh

[Bengal_Tiger]

*** INDIAN REGIME SEEKING TO DESTABILIZE BANGLADESH ***

There are reports that the Indian regime have sent 1,200 personnel to Dhaka under the pretext of attending a "cultural event".

It is believed that these "cultural visitors" are in fact security personnel sent by New Delhi to support the regime of the pro-Indian current leader Hasina Wajid, especially if in the light of the huge disturbances in the country at the moment the military moves in to re-establish security and correct any violations of the constitution.

This - if true - is a move against the independence of Bangladesh and will be considered aggression. Ultimately it could lead to war between India and Bangladesh's armed forces which are 200,000 regular personnel at least and 6 million reservists.



Riots in India last year after attack against Muslims in Bodoland in Indian-occupied North-east.



Riots.





Unarmed Bangladeshi civilian girls murdered by Indian security forces.



Thug seen as the ultimate leader of 1 billion + Indians, white Italian Sonia Gandhi.



Bangladesh-India cyber war, maybe the biggest ever in history.

20,000 Indian websites hacked by Bangladesh hackers - Video | The Times of India

20,000 Indian websites hacked by Bangladeshis.


[MENTION=3580]asad71[/MENTION]

[Bengal_Tiger]

India v Bangladesh war: The end of India

What would happen.

1. Indian army would probably win the conventional stage due to superior military power in air.

2. It would seek to occupy Bangladesh.

3. Once sucked in then this would be a total war between these two countries and all major northern Indian cities would be considered as part of the theatre of war.

New Delhi
Bombay
Calcutta



4. The Indian economy would be destroyed due to the attacks being carried out by Bangladeshi paramilitaries and commandos who enter Indian territory.

The Indian economy is already in crisis now.

India is a poverty-stricken country with the highest number of slaves in the world.

5. Bangladeshis would work with Maoists who are in 1/3 of Indian territory.



6. The Sigiluri corridor which connects India to the occupied north-east would be cut off.

North-east separatists would seek to secede.

7. China would send a naval fleet in to the bay of Bengal. I strongly advise China to send war ships there now as a message to India.



8. China would arm Bangladeshis.


9. The Indian economy would be destroyed, there would be electricity power cuts, turmoil, chaos.



0.6 billion Indians without power in 2012.

10. Islamic volunteers from other regions would come to aid fellow Muslims in Bangladesh.

11. America was defeated in Vietnam, Somalia (blackhawk down), Lebanon (bombing of marine barracks) etc.

India cannot even contain 4 million Kashmirs in Indian-occupied Kashmir let alone 40 times more Muslims in Bangladesh.

4 million Kashmir....160 million Bangladesh = 40 times more or 4,000% difference.


12. India would forever be seen in history as an aggressor, an invader.

13. Pakistan would use the weakening of India by Bangladeshis for its own benefit and up support for Kashmiris.

14. Indians in Indian cities with electricity blackouts and life destroyed would riot and turn on the Sonia Gandhi regime (official regime leader is Manmohan Singh but everyone knows Sonia Gandhi is the ultimate power) and her family.



Indira Gandhi assasinated by Indians.



Rajiv Gandhi assasinated by Tamil nationalists.


BANGLADESHIS ARE READY TO FIGHT, AND DEFEAT INDIA.


When India is defeated, it may cease to exist. The more progressive Dravidian
south would probably consider seceding from the more backwards, regressive and warlike Indian north.

The Indian state would be humiliated for all eternity as Pakistan was in 1971.

INDIA GET YOUR TROOPS OUT OF OUR COUNTRY!!
[MENTION=3580]asad71[/MENTION]

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

Don't spread these propaganda's

India doesnt has any interest in destablizing Bangladesh neither do your false theories about pakistana and saudi arabia involved in destablizaton of Bangladesh

you rather reminds me of the zaid hamid of pakistan

[Bengal_Tiger]

Don't spread these propaganda's

India doesnt has any interest in destablizing Bangladesh neither do your false theories about pakistana and saudi arabia involved in destablizaton of Bangladesh

you rather reminds me of the zaid hamid of pakistan

1. India sees Bangladesh as a security issue for a variety of reasons and India also sees Bangladesh as part of its "sphere of influence".

India sought to separate "East Pakistan" from West Pakistan for a long time before it succeeded in 1971.

Its involvement in the then independent Bangladesh continued in a variety of ways.

One thing which India did was seek to support separatists such as the Shanti Bahini who sought to separate tribal areas from Bangladesh.

For more than a decade, India has secretly provided arms and money to tribal insurgents fighting for an autonomous state in Bangladesh, rebels given sanctuary in this border area say.

A senior security official here confirmed the assistance and said an undetermined number of rebel fighters had stayed along the border near camps of Indian paramilitary forces.

''The Government is giving them help,'' the official added, without elaborating...

A spokesman for the rebels said Indian officials began to provide arms and money in 1976, after the assassination in a military coup of Sheik Mujibur Rahman, Bangladesh's first President

The source is the New York Times.

Bangladeshi Insurgents Say India Is Supporting Them - NYTimes.com

However ultimately Bangladesh managed to defeat these extremists though there are some tribal separatists even today in the CHT, Chittagong Hill Tracts.

2. Another thing which India does amongst the many ways it bullies and harasses Bangladesh is that it helped the Awami League (the same party it worked with to defeat Pakistan in 1971) to gain power in the last elections.

It interfered in the elections and politics of another sovereign state and gave the Awami League money to do this.

I can cite the Economist as one source:



The image used by the Economist website in their article about Indian funding for the Awami League showing Hasina Wajid, current prime minister and Sonia Gandi together.

India and Bangladesh: Embraceable you | The Economist

The second sentence of that article caused a furore:

Ever since 2008, when the Awami League, helped by bags of Indian cash and advice, triumphed in general elections in Bangladesh, relations with India have blossomed.

India and Bangladesh: Embraceable you | The Economist

It prompted the Awami League foreign minister, Dipu Moni to come out with a speech denying this. This is how seriously it was taken. This is how serious the word of the Economist is.

BBC News - Bangladesh accuses Economist magazine of smear campaign

"Bangladesh" here means the Awami League government.

3. There are so many other things that India does which I cannot go in to depth now. As most readers of this forum will know I hardly ever criticize our neighbour to the west but that does not mean that this neighbour is a bully.

India carries out:

- Water terrorism against Bangladesh e.g. Farrakhah Barrage.
- Was involved in the Pilkhana massacre.
- Was involved in the abduction and murder of MP, Elias Ali.
- Supports pro-India/Hindophilic secularist lobby and writers in Bangladesh
- Was behind the Shahbagh crisis.

None of these things are things that you will be aware of since you know nothing about Bangladesh.

4. India has also supported LTTE terrorists in Sri Lanka to destabilize that country.

5. India has also had relations with MQM leader, Altaf Hussain.



Altaf Hussain - who holds no elected official post - with former Indian foreign minister, Vajpayee.

The MQM is believed to have recieved support from India by many Pakistanis including military training.

On Tuesday, the paramilitary force raided the MQM Landhi office and seized an Indian-made light machine gun (LMG), submachine guns (SMGs) and rifles, said the Rangers spokesperson. They also found CCTV cameras, which the “criminals had installed to monitor law-enforcement agencies”....

Rangers team seizes

Accused target killer Muhammad Ajmal Pahari, affiliated with MQM, claims that 5 Indian Army officers trained him and his co-workers in a training camp near New Delhi in his 6 month stay in India. The Joint Investigation Report No. SO(LE-I)/3-16/2010, dated March 31, 2011 and signed by representatives of ISI, IB, Pakistan Rangers Sindh, Special Branch and CID reveals claims by accused target killer Ajmal Pahari.

According to the report, Ajmal Pahari, a resident of Orangi town and a worker of MQM since 1986, reveals that he went to India via Singapore in 1996 on the instructions of Nadeem Nusrat, former political secretary of the MQM chief Altaf Hussain at London Secretariat. He and 4 other members of MQM went through a rigorous military training of 1 month at a training camp near Delhi...

The Joint Investigation Report also reveals the reporting hierarchy and command and control of target killers. The complete Joint Investigation Report can be viewed below.

Indian army trained target killers: claims Pahari | Hurriyat News

6. India does this in Karachi which is only a city, a city of 17 million what about Bangladesh which is an entire nation?

Influence over Bangladesh is more important for India than over Karachi.

Plus India sees Bangladesh as a weaker state compared to more aggressive Pakistan and is thus more adventurous in terms of its behaviour.

I could go on but I have provided information from a multiple number of sources and have not insulted you, though you have insulted me.



7. India sees Bangladesh in the context of its volatile north-eastern region.

India has, even in my opinion to an extent somewhat legitimate, concerns about anti-India fundamentalism in Bangladesh e.g. Jamaat e Islami. Jamaat are Pakistani backed and thus to counter this anti-Hindu party which is fiercely anti-India, India supports the Awami League.

This Pakistan v India proxy war is destroying Bangladesh.

I would like peaceful relations with India and for trade but I cannot accept foreign security personnel (yet to be fully established if these 1,200 "cultural visitors" are that but they most likely are).

In addition to relatively understandable concerns about countering Pakistani-originated hostile actions against India, India however does also engage in what is just pure bullying.

8. I hope this makes a bit more sense to others and thanks for reading.

As for the user who insulted me. I will have to permanently place you on ignore and will not miss your racist insults against Afghan citizens of Farsi ethnicity or insults against Afghani Pashtuns.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Just to repeat to everyone I purely used sources as proof, however not everything I say is public knowledge and can be found on the net but all of the above are and I merely use the quotes as examples to illustrate my point.

1. Indian support for terrorists seeking to split up Bangladesh, Shanti Bahini - Source: New York Times.

2. Indian support for Awami League election victory - Source: The Economist.

This is as acceptable as Israel funding Hamid Karzai to election victory.

3. Indian weapons found in the hands of MQM terrorists - Source: Tribune.com

4. MQM terrorist trained in India to kill Pakistanis - Source: Hurriyat.com

If India does not refrain from interfering in Bangladeshi domestic affairs then we will wait and see what happens.

[asad71]

Don't spread these propaganda's

India doesnt has any interest in destablizing Bangladesh neither do your false theories about pakistana and saudi arabia involved in destablizaton of Bangladesh

you rather reminds me of the zaid hamid of pakistan

India / Indians dream of establishing Akhand Bharat, Greater India on the basis of a revived Hindu supremacy. Not only BD but even Afghanistan is included in this project.The western boundaryof Akhand Bharat of Hindus is the R Oxus. In the east it stretches till the Bali Islands.

[Bengal_Tiger]

This is the Dhaka Cantonment:

Dhaka Cantonment (Bengali: ঢাকা সেনানিবাস) is a cantonment located in the northern part of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The headquarters of Bangladesh Army, Navy and Air Force are situated within this cantonment. The Cantonment is located on the north-east end of the Dhaka metropolis...

Key installations in Dhaka cantonment

Army Headquarter (AHQ)[1]
Air Force Headquarter
Navy Headquarter
Directorate General Forces Intelligence Headquarter (HQ DGFI)
Dhaka Cantonment Railway Station
Dhaka Cantonment Sub Post office
Combined Military Hospital ( CMH )
Inter Service Selection Board ( ISSB)
Dhaka Cantonment Police Station

Dhaka Cantonment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

If true, what are 1,200 Indians doing in what is almost equivalent to the Bangladeshi Pentagon?


1. There has yet to be full confirmation that there are indeed those 1,200 Indians there.

2. If they are they will have to go.

The Bangladeshi people, the US, EU, China, Muslim world will not accept such aggression.

3. This is the social media age and this will dent India's cultivating itself as a state which seeks peace but rather a regional bully and troublemaker.

Bangladeshis will not forget this.

4. Hasina Wajid must be tried for treason in the future and all others involved in this.

5. There must be a law put in to the constitution which allows the military to temporarily suspend normal administration for a short period if any government does something which is a threat to national survival.


New Delhi diplomats are not known for being particularly clever e.g. how they were humiliated in Sri Lanka with the defeat of the LTTE but this is sheer stupidity. The current Hasina Wajid regime will have to go whether Indians like it or not. No one in Bangladesh likes her.

If India is involved in trying to keep her in power against the wishes of the Bangladeshi people then India will be remembered for that and this will be written down in history.

Many Indians are still burning with pain over the partition of the sub-continent and the "loss" of "their" land, just as Pakistanis are burning with pain over their humiliation in 1971. The partition was mainly championed by Muslim Bengalis who were the biggest advocates of a Muslim homeland (or "Pakistan") and it is the Muslim Bengali who ripped huge swathes of land off India.

We will once again teach the Indians another very painful lesson if they do not behave themselves.



Indian Prisoners of War, during the famous defeat of Indian border forces by Bangladesh in 2001.

[afghan]

whats india gaining fro a unstable Bangladesh? inidia is even ignoring the pakies.

[EvilPakistani]

Bangladesh is an Indian state, they helped create your country, in fact without India there would be no Bangladesh.

[Adam]

Pakistan is a British state, they helped create my country, in fact without Britain there would be no Pakistan.

Fixed*

[EvilPakistani]

Fixed*

you can't put words in my mouth.

Almost half of all countries around the world were once British colonies, Pakistan or Northwest India was a British colony.

Pakistan was created as a homeland for Muslims of South Asia, it was first envisioned by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and then Allama Iqbal, it wasn't a British experiment.

In fact after partition in 1947, Britain wanted Pakistan to appoint a British man as Governor-General but they didn't instead the Indians appointed Lord Mountbatten as their Governor-General.

If Pakistan were really a "British puppet", then the western media wouldn't be so anti-Pakistan and pro-India.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Everyone please ignore EvilPakistani. He is a racist Bengali-hater who has openly gloated on this forum about atrocities carried out by Pakistani general Tikka Khan against Pakistani citizens in 1971. This includes wholesale massacres of Pakistani citizens.

However those Pakistani citizens happened to be of Bengali ethnicity so that is fine in the eyes of racist, "EvilPakistani".

Other than that he is a liar and a general enemy of Muslims including Bengalis and Pashtuns.

He is on my ignore list, so please do not quote him and simply ignore this racist troll.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Khaleda to India: Respect majority

News Desk, bdnews24.com

Published: 2013-12-12 20:57:30.0 BdST Updated: 2013-12-12 21:58:55.0 BdST

Opposition Leader Khaleda Zia wants the ruling Awami League to give up its 'stubborness' in the interest of a compromise and has asked India to 'respect the aspirations of the majority in Bangladesh'.

In a statement late on Thursday, the Opposition thanked the Western countries, China and Japan and the United Nations for trying their best to break the political deadlock in Bangladesh.

But her reference to India was significant.

“I call upon our influential neighbouring country India and its people to express their solidarity with the feelings and expectation of the majority people of Bangladesh as the rest of the world community has done,” Khaleda said in the statement.

The BNP chief also wanted the ruling party not to be 'stubborn' because, as she put it, that was holding up the possibility of a compromise.

Her statement came a day after UN emissary Oscar Fernandez-Taranco left Dhaka after getting the ruling and opposition coalitions on the negotiating table.

Fernandez-Taranco’s visit came in the backdrop of the Opposition’s ongoing demonstrations for a non-party government supervision in the Jan 5 general election. Over 50 people have been killed during the agitations since Nov 25.

The UN envoy hoped the talks he had initiated would continue.

Khaleda alleged the Awami League-led government was trying to extend its stay in power in the name of the “controversial” 15th constitutional amendment that scrapped the caretaker government provision.

“People, demonstrating against it, are being mercilessly shot all over the country,” she claimed.

The Opposition chief said the government’s inhuman oppressions and the ‘systematic protests’ against it is causing suffering to the people and the economy is being damaged.

Bangladesh’s apex business body FBCCI on Wednesday criticised the political leadership for not responding to their calls for talks.

It said violence, loss of lives and damage to the economy could have been averted had the governing and Opposition alliances begun talks earlier.

Khaleda criticised the government for remaining ‘indifferent’ to the current turmoil plaguing Bangladesh.

She hoped the government would choose the path of reconciliation.

Earlier on Thursday evening, visiting British Senior Foreign Office Minister Sayeeda Hussain Warsi said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda had both spoken on the need for “compromise” while meeting her.

“They both spoke about wanting to compromise,” she said adding that it would become clear during Friday’s possible meeting.

Hasina and Khaleda, both in their mid-60s, have alternated as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister since democracy was restored in 1991.

The BNP chief in the statement said the people were hopeful of an end to the impasse after the ruling coalition agreed to sit for talks at the intervention of the UN emissary.

“I hope the government will consider the people’s aspirations and will advance on the path of peace and agreement shunning stubbornness,” said the Opposition Leader.



Khaleda to India: Respect majority - bdnews24.com



* Khaleda is telling India to stop destabilizing Bangladesh and end its support for the corrupt Awami League.




* India is playing a very, very dangerous game.

Everyone in Bangladesh knows that India is behind the Awami League regime of Hasina and works in conjunction with it very closely co-ordinating decisions on matters such as executing Jamaati war criminals.


In the next few days or week or two, watch what happens to India.

I told everyone on this forum that Saudi Arabia would lose their proxy war in Syria and that is what has been happening (Syrian government has virtually established control of the strategic Qalamoon region). Watch what happens to India.