Bangladesh's arrogance came out in front of India!
Bangladesh's arrogance came out in front of India! Bangladesh had once tried to show its eyes against india, but today the same bangladesh is forced to ask for help from india to save its existence. Bangladesh, which was recently seen adopting a contradictory attitude with india on many fronts, is today fighting to save its existence. Amidst the fertilizer crisis within the country, tension on the data-border and international pressures, the interim government of bangladesh under the leadership of Nobel prize winner Mohammad Yunus has appealed to india for help.In fact, Bangladesh is facing a crisis. There is a huge shortage of basic necessities like potatoes and onions in Bangladesh at this time. The situation has become so serious that the bangladesh government has started asking for help from countries like india, Germany, Egypt, china and Spain. india recently exported 4686 tonnes of potatoes to bangladesh, which reached from Malda in West bengal to Jasaur district of Bangladesh. Apart from this, bangladesh has contacted china, pakistan and turkey to meet the shortage of onions.Dominance of Myanmar's Arakan Army increasedThe dominance of Myanmar's Arakan army has increased on the south-eastern data-border of Bangladesh. This group wants control over Rakhine state in bangladesh and has now reached close to the data-border of Bangladesh. bangladesh is already bearing the burden of millions of Rohingya refugees. Now the situation can become even more serious due to the influence of Arakan Army. In view of this pressure, bangladesh has deployed its Navy Coast Guard and Special Forces on the data-border.Sourness in relations between india and BangladeshAfter the removal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power, the relations between india and bangladesh became sour. The interim government canceled the Band with Transit agreement with india and has tried to increase contact with countries like pakistan and turkey to reduce its dependence on India. india had given immediate help to bangladesh to overcome the fertilizer crisis. But this help is limited only to trade benefits.