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Moitree
train: Friendship Bridge
with the foes?
Indian media terms the
so-called ‘Moitree
Train’ as ‘Friendship
Bridge,’ that started
plying between Dhaka and
Kolkata on Pahela
Boishak, February 14,
2008 between India and
Bangladesh. But for
obvious reasons Indian
media did not explain
how India is a friend of
Bangladesh. Those who
claim or preach that a
friendly relation
between India and
Bangladesh prevails,
they only lie and bury
the
truth. |
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India helped
our liberation
war for
India’s interest. |
What language, Pinak Ranjan Chokrabartee, the
Indian High
Commission in Bangladesh, who has already been
branded by some
analysts as Indian Governor in Bangladesh, for
his naked and direct
dictation to Bangladesh, should use condemning
Indian plunder in
Bangladesh in 1971? |
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'Natun Bangla’
slogan: A tool to put pressure on Bangladesh. |
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To
get more concessions, including corridor through Bangladesh to
connect its seven States of Eastern Asia (whom India brands as
Northeast India) and privileges of Chittagong Seaport, India
government and its intelligence agency floated another pressure
group in India that openly demanded to create a new country
named ‘Natun (New) Bangla’ inside Bangladesh for the Indian
Bengalee Hindus.
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Is Dhaka turning into Delhi's
client state? |
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Much of the latest diplomatic dancing of the Caretaker
Government (CG) is out of tune with the music the nation
wants it to follow. Dealings with the USA and India in
particular have become too controversial as the
government is only giving away too much without taking
anything substantive in return.
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Trans-Asian
Railway & The Corridor Lobby |
Sadeq
Khan
A virtual campaign of disinformation,
predudicial opinion-peddling and persuasion is
going on over the refusal of Bangladesh to join
the Asian Highway Network in its current
formation. Bangladesh has recently signed the
Intergovernmental Agreement on the Trans-Asian
Railway Network after completion of due process. |
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Building good neighborly relations: Bangladesh
perspective
The secular elite, not to speak of the nationalists, in
Bangladesh often get confused why Indian leaders make
statements that throw their friends in Bangladesh in
difficult situation. They are perplexed. They are
confused what to do in the face India’s shameless
behavior that tantamount to interference in the internal
affairs of sovereign Bangladesh. The elite in Bangladesh
found it difficult to defend Indian’s brazen dictation
on Bangladesh. The freedom loving people of Bangladesh,
irrespective of shades of opinion, are not really ready
to tolerate any foreign dictation, even if it is India
that helped Bangladesh in the liberation war.
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