India which sacrificed 17,000 soldiers for Bangladesh is its foe - But Pakistan Is Friend Despite Killing 3 Million People
To protect bangladesh from its opponent, pakistan, india lost 17,000 men, and today bangladesh views india as an enemy. India's opponent now is the country that provided food and shelter to a million refugees. While pakistan, which has killed three million people and raped two lakh women, is purportedly Bangladesh's friend, india, which supplied arms and trained independence fighters to defend the nation from Pakistani military forces, is now its adversary. Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen has criticized her nation for viewing india as an enemy and pakistan as a friend in her post on 'X'.
In her tweet, Taslima further claimed that bangladesh now had a friend in pakistan, the nation that produces the most terrorists worldwide. pakistan has suddenly made friends with bangladesh, despite never asking for forgiveness for its persecution in 1971.
The remarks made by Nasreen coincide with escalating hostilities between bangladesh and India. Recent claims that the Hindu population in Muslim-majority bangladesh has been the target of more than 200 assaults since august 5 have strained relations between the two neighbors.
These attacks follow the overthrow of prime minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League administration and Muhammad Yunus's accession to the presidency.
Additionally, the remarks coincide with Bangladesh's apparent shift away from india and toward stronger relations with Pakistan. According to Firstpost, there have been rumors that bangladesh is becoming closer to Islamabad through defense agreements, visa allowances, and the restoration of maritime links.
In her tweet, Taslima further claimed that bangladesh now had a friend in pakistan, the nation that produces the most terrorists worldwide. pakistan has suddenly made friends with bangladesh, despite never asking for forgiveness for its persecution in 1971.
The remarks made by Nasreen coincide with escalating hostilities between bangladesh and India. Recent claims that the Hindu population in Muslim-majority bangladesh has been the target of more than 200 assaults since august 5 have strained relations between the two neighbors.
These attacks follow the overthrow of prime minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League administration and Muhammad Yunus's accession to the presidency.
Additionally, the remarks coincide with Bangladesh's apparent shift away from india and toward stronger relations with Pakistan. According to Firstpost, there have been rumors that bangladesh is becoming closer to Islamabad through defense agreements, visa allowances, and the restoration of maritime links.