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They want a Bangaladesh style regime change in India? Wrong country, wrong choice. Those militant protesters in Bangladesh wanted to kill Sheikh Hasina by attacking the PM’s residence. It was documented. So, Indian patriots should take seriously the possibility that the CJP and its entire ecosystem might want to kill Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi? Watch this video of US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth explaining what the Americans did when someone attempted to assassinate President Trump: “Yesterday, the leader of the unit who attempted to assassinate President Trump was hunted down and killed. Iran tried to kill President Trump, and President Trump got the last laugh.” No seminars. No NGOs. No Amnesty. No HRW. No UN Human Rights Council circus. No fucking excuses. Just cold, sovereign justice. India can take notes.✅ ... If anyone still thinks they can storm the Indian Parliament building or the Indian Prime Minister’s residence, think again.

They want a Bangaladesh style regime change in India? Wrong country, wrong choice. Those militant protesters in Bangladesh wanted to kill Sheikh Hasina by attacking the PM’s residence. It was documented. So, Indian patriots should take seriously the possibility that the CJP and its entire ecosystem might want to kill Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi? Watch this video of US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth explaining what the Americans did when someone attempted to assassinate President Trump: “Yesterday, the leader of the unit who attempted to assassinate President Trump was hunted down and killed. Iran tried to kill President Trump, and President Trump got the last laugh.” No seminars. No NGOs. No Amnesty. No HRW. No UN Human Rights Council circus. No fucking excuses. Just cold, sovereign justice. India can take notes.✅ ... If anyone still thinks they can storm the Indian Parliament building or the Indian Prime Minister’s residence, think again.

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Don’t panic. First clear warning from Delhi since August 2024. Bangladesh is reviewing 101 India pacts. MEA: India will take all necessary actions to protect its interests. Line drawn.

Don’t panic. First clear warning from Delhi since August 2024. Bangladesh is reviewing 101 India pacts. MEA: India will take all necessary actions to protect its interests. Line drawn.

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Trump did not whisper it. He said it in the Oval Office, cameras rolling, Modi sitting next to him. “I will leave Bangladesh to the Prime Minister.” That was February 2025. Not a slogan. A handover. Jaishankar smiles. Modi can smile while cutting. Doval does not smile for the file. He is not a diplomat and not a politician. He flies with an assignment, closes it, and leaves. He does not do impossible missions. He does missions he intends to finish. Look at China. Doval went to Beijing before BRICS. Pilgrimage routes through Tibet reopened. Border mechanisms moved. Xi came to India. That is what “the assignment is done” looks like. Now look at Dhaka. Doval’s reported message to Tarique Rahman was not ceremonial: visit India or don’t — but will you still be Prime Minister? He will not come twice. The same night Tarique wished Modi on X. Modi replied. Last week Washington said the quiet part again. State Department: no official position on Sheikh Hasina. The Awami League ban is Bangladesh’s business. America will work with whoever holds the chair. Read those two videos together. One is the greeting between Trump and Hasina in 2017. Flags. Smiles. The other is the sentence that matters. Trump leaving Bangladesh to Modi. Washington is not coming to save Hasina. Washington is not coming to save Tarique. Washington already said who owns the neighbourhood. There are claims of ISI and MIT meetings in Dhaka with Jamaat-aligned former military officers. There are claims of a project to break BNP, park Yunus as a figurehead, and drag the state toward an Islamic republic aligned with Pakistan. Those claims need proof. What does not need proof is this: the board is live, the exile is talking from Indian soil, and nobody in Washington will take that file off Delhi’s desk. So, you already know what Washington wants and where it stands. Now, you should also know what India wants. I will not explain what India wants in Bangladesh. Figure that out yourself. But if the calculations now underway are what they appear to be, the next shock in Dhaka will not start with a tweet. It will start with one question: who controls the file Trump already handed over. Hasina is still the pivot. Doval does not fly twice. Clip1: Oval Office, 13 Feb 2025. Clip2: Hasina & Trump, UNGA 2017.

Trump did not whisper it. He said it in the Oval Office, cameras rolling, Modi sitting next to him. “I will leave Bangladesh to the Prime Minister.” That was February 2025. Not a slogan. A handover. Jaishankar smiles. Modi can smile while cutting. Doval does not smile for the file. He is not a diplomat and not a politician. He flies with an assignment, closes it, and leaves. He does not do impossible missions. He does missions he intends to finish. Look at China. Doval went to Beijing before BRICS. Pilgrimage routes through Tibet reopened. Border mechanisms moved. Xi came to India. That is what “the assignment is done” looks like. Now look at Dhaka. Doval’s reported message to Tarique Rahman was not ceremonial: visit India or don’t — but will you still be Prime Minister? He will not come twice. The same night Tarique wished Modi on X. Modi replied. Last week Washington said the quiet part again. State Department: no official position on Sheikh Hasina. The Awami League ban is Bangladesh’s business. America will work with whoever holds the chair. Read those two videos together. One is the greeting between Trump and Hasina in 2017. Flags. Smiles. The other is the sentence that matters. Trump leaving Bangladesh to Modi. Washington is not coming to save Hasina. Washington is not coming to save Tarique. Washington already said who owns the neighbourhood. There are claims of ISI and MIT meetings in Dhaka with Jamaat-aligned former military officers. There are claims of a project to break BNP, park Yunus as a figurehead, and drag the state toward an Islamic republic aligned with Pakistan. Those claims need proof. What does not need proof is this: the board is live, the exile is talking from Indian soil, and nobody in Washington will take that file off Delhi’s desk. So, you already know what Washington wants and where it stands. Now, you should also know what India wants. I will not explain what India wants in Bangladesh. Figure that out yourself. But if the calculations now underway are what they appear to be, the next shock in Dhaka will not start with a tweet. It will start with one question: who controls the file Trump already handed over. Hasina is still the pivot. Doval does not fly twice. Clip1: Oval Office, 13 Feb 2025. Clip2: Hasina & Trump, UNGA 2017.

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Tarique gave a speech in broken Bengali at the UNGA. Death knell for the language on the world stage. The hall told the other story: empty chairs for world leaders, and the home crowd busy with phones and selfies. Not a world audience. A family album.

Tarique gave a speech in broken Bengali at the UNGA. Death knell for the language on the world stage. The hall told the other story: empty chairs for world leaders, and the home crowd busy with phones and selfies. Not a world audience. A family album.

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All those Mtherfckers connected to this Kangaroo 🦘 court spectacle, will be dragged down and held fully accountable... Wait.

All those Mtherfckers connected to this Kangaroo 🦘 court spectacle, will be dragged down and held fully accountable... Wait.

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The son of Thakurgaon's butcher, Chokha Mia Razakar, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, has now become the President of Bangladesh. The newly sworn-in President of Bangladesh gets a deep lingering hug from Jamaat Amir in Parliament. Some alliances never die. Some memories refuse to.

The son of Thakurgaon's butcher, Chokha Mia Razakar, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, has now become the President of Bangladesh. The newly sworn-in President of Bangladesh gets a deep lingering hug from Jamaat Amir in Parliament. Some alliances never die. Some memories refuse to.

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WHAT A SHAMEFUL IRONY. A country that once sent its world-famous Hilsa to India for Durga Puja is now buying Hilsa from India in the same festive season. Sit with that. Bangladesh Hilsa is a GI-tagged national treasure. For years it travelled the other way—especially to India before Puja—as both trade and pride. That flow has flipped. In two months, about 500 tonnes of Indian Hilsa have crossed into Bangladeshi markets through Benapole and Howrah. Some of it is even being sold as “Padma Hilsa.” The irony does not stop at the crate. The same climate that abused India over Hilsa exports—and went to the High Court to stop them—now depends on Indian fish because domestic supply cannot hold the price or the plate. Fisheries Adviser Farida Akhter objected to sending Hilsa out. The markets are taking Hilsa in. This is not a seasonal glitch. It is what happens when breeding grounds and sanctuaries are neglected, jatka is scooped early, and a GI product becomes a slogan instead of a stock. The same slide is visible in garments. Orders have shifted. Vietnam has pushed Bangladesh back to third. A country that sold the world its fish and its shirts is watching both brands thin out. This is not only about Hilsa. It is about a government that inherited pride and is managing shortage. From exporting Hilsa to importing Hilsa. That is not diplomacy. That is decline. Those who turned a national fish into an anti-India slogan now eat the consequence. Video 1: The fight to stop Hilsa going to India. Video 2: Indian Hilsa arriving in Bangladesh.

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"I was repeatedly gang-raped by Pakistani forces..." In 1971, they dragged her into hell. For months, she endured unimaginable torture in a concentration camp. Violated, broken, and stripped of dignity. Yet Ferdousi Priyabhashini survived the darkest horrors of the Bangladesh Liberation War. She later became a renowned sculptor, found strength in her pain, and had the courage to break the silence. Listen to this Heartbreaking story...This is her own voice. Raw. Painful. Unforgettable- “Then came victory. Bangladesh was born. People flooded the streets in joy. The red and green flag soared high against the sky. Yet for me and thousands like me, freedom brought no peace. Society did not embrace us. Instead, it pointed accusing fingers. Society called us impure… disgraced… shameful. As if the crime was ours.” Years later, when society was still unprepared to listen, Ferdousi Priyabhashini stepped forward with extraordinary courage. She became the first woman to publicly declare herself a Birangona, a war heroine. Her voice did not tremble. Instead, she looked the entire nation in the eye and asked: “Why should a woman who carried the horrors of war in her own body feel ashamed? Does rape take away a woman's honour, or does it only expose the beastly nature of the perpetrator?” That question still shakes the conscience of Bangladesh... The Liberation War was not only a story of territorial freedom. It is also the unwritten history of countless women's silent tears, broken bodies, and unhealed souls. Ferdousi Priyabhashini is one of its brightest yet most painful names. In 2010, the Government of Bangladesh honoured her with the Independence Award. She passed away on 6 March 2018, but her sculptures, her courage, and her questions remain. Freedom was not paid for with blood alone. It was purchased with the silent cries, the shattered dignity, and the unbreakable spirit of thousands of women like Ferdousi Priyabhashini. #ConcentrationCamp #Rape #NeverForget

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Another Fiery Speech of Suvendu Adhikari to Bangladesh Nationalist Party(BNP) leader who once burned his wife's Indian Saree to rise anti Indian sentiments. Listen to the rest of the brutal truths, actually very uncomfortable truths for all those Paki Razakars, militant terrorists of Bangladesh. “A so-called BNP leader, Ruhul Kabir Rizvi – this child of Razakars, this political dwarf who still carries the blood of 1971 traitors in his veins – has shown his true face. He burned his own wife’s Indian saree! Think about that for a second. The same man whose wife proudly wore a beautiful India-made saree in her home, in her private life, in front of her own mirror – that same man publicly set it on fire like a cheap street performer, just to score cheap political points against India. What kind of man is this? What kind of leader burns his own wife’s dignity for votes? Rizvi, listen to me loud and clear, wherever you are hiding in Bangladesh: You can burn a thousand sarees. You can scream anti-India slogans from morning till night. But you cannot burn the soul of Bharat Mata. You cannot erase the truth that your own wives, your own mothers, your own sisters still choose Indian sarees, Indian medicine, Indian rice, Indian onions, Indian salt, and Indian strength every single day. Your protest is fake. Your anger is theatrical. Your entire politics is built on hypocrisy and hate. Rizvi and your BNP gang – keep burning sarees if it makes you feel big. But remember this: Every flame you light only exposes your own emptiness. Every insult you hurl only strengthens our resolve.”

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