Great to listen to the informed perspective of an experienced Bangladeshi. Liked the way Uzair was respectful and yielding, letting him speak freely. It is the least we Pakistanis must demonstrate to the people we wronged so brutally. Even though I was born after '71 I felt a strange pain and embarrassment when the Ambassador mentioned Pakistan. It would be great if more conversations with eminent Bangladeshis would be aired.
He explained the turn of events quite well. Some of the things which got missed though were: 1) Nationwide shutting down of the internet so that the government and their goons/police can kill people mercilessly in this information darkness. People living abroad could not speak to family members for 10 days straight. All this was done by the former ICT minister. 2) People have been kidnapped by the police for the slightest of dissent against the government and all the oppression of past 15 years of this dictatorship has been outburst during this protest movement. The quota issue and the merciless crackdown was the last straw of the ways Hasina government tortured the common people. 3) There is not a single institution in Bangladesh which was not corrupt under her leadership and she placed people strategically to control the institutions to her favor. Almost $92 Billion was stolen and transferred abroad leaving the country in a pile of debt while eye washing people with few select infrastructure projects (which could have been done many times over with the said $92 Billion stolen!!!
Amb. Shamsher Mubin Chowdhury, it isn't fair, isn't even right, to say that India didn't have Secularism until 1974. While drafting the Constitution, making explicit mention of the word SECULARISM in the preamble of the Constitution came into the discussion. Dr BR Ambedkar, Head who is also called the Father of the Constitution and was the last person who would have been unsecular, said, "The constitution in its content is SECULAR so there is no need to say so in the preamble," which was accepted by the group. He also later said, that the best constitution in the hands of not-so people will fail to work well but not so good a constitution in the hands of good people will work masterly. Thus the need to introduce the word SECULAR was realised after 1975 and not at the best time of India; it happened during the Emergency between 1975 and 1977.
@@AjitJoshi686 I'm aware of it! My comments weren't directed at this aspect of Bangladesh; it was directed specifically at what Ambassador Chowdhury claimed in contrast to what happened in India.
@@AjitJoshi686 well to be honest , most indices are riddled with inaccuracies and are narrative based , for eg., the same indices showed Pakistani had a better happiness index when they had massive floods and no rations left, Taliban occupied Afghanistan was ranked higher than India in academic freedom index, literally a country where education for women is banned.
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@@zaiedal-mustavee I would not believe the woke media and academia about India. India has the world's fastest growing economy. Close economic integration and close warm friendship between India and Bangladesh would greatly benefit Asia and the world. Hope this happens soon.
@@zaiedal-mustaveenot even remotely true. The people just gave a hit to bjp by not giving majority. Thats how democracy works. We dint need a coup like Bangladesh or Pakistan or sri lanka lol.
American uncle forgot following points 1. America threatened sheikh hasina... fulfil the demand or face the outer 6 months back. 2. Bnp leaders said to their supporter Peter haas is God for us, he will bring us to power 3. Frequent visit and meeting of american diplomats to jamat e islami and bnp leaders.
Even more than the state department, the British were meeting with and backing Jamat and using Jamat against Hasina. Why are China, Pakistani Army, PM Starmer and US state department backing Jamat.?Why did they weaponize Jamat against Hasina?
@@sohel2130 Many Bangladeshis and BNP are patriots who want to protect Bangladesh from Jamaat and other dangerous conservative sunni islamists. Please don't call them moles of India, USA, Jews, Mossad etc.
it means american come terms with reality for the fact that hasina is dictator, killer, embezzler, money launderer ,, they aligned with the people of bangladesh to restore democracy,,,typical i ndiot wont realize it thats why i ndiot will get screwed from everywhere
Do you know that India propped up the Bangladesh textile industry (also ceramics) at the cost of its own to help Hasina. With Hasina ousted Indian manufacturers are salivating at the prospect of getting a big pie of the garment sector. So Bangladesh’s only export industry goes for a toss. Secondly with Islamisation women will be kept at home. Another blow to the garment industry which was women driven. Next Islamisation means bye-bye population control and increased birth rate. What does that mean. More unemployment, more hunger. Fall in per capita indexes of all HDI indexes across the board. Competition for Pakistan and Afghanistan for the bottom slot of Asia. Bangladesh will take time to realise what ousting Hasina costs them. Hasina was always Bangladesh first. She drove hard bargains and because of sentimental reasons India gave it to her much to the dissatisfaction within India. Actually the hand of India tied behind the back because of Hasina will now be free.
If Bangladesh was so secular as the ambassador claims, will he explain how Hindu population in Bangladesh reduced from 30% in 1947 22% in 1971 to less than 8% in 2022
it is not the decrease in hindu population but rather increase in muslim population because muslim produce more kids. thats what already have been a hot topic in india🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Not trying to be a stickler for details. Do you mean 30% nonmuslim in 1947 versus 30% Hindus in 1947? By the way, agree that Jamaat is a massive threat to Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and all good liberal muslims in the world.
@@rajasnaik3743 I have seen estimates of 30% Hindu for East Bengal. But maybe they were from before 1947? The Hindu and nonmuslim population percentage in East Bengal fell sharply 1900 to 1947. And I am not sure why this is the case.
I have heard that the Jamaat that have just been released from jail have started attacking the students who freed them from jail. What information is available about this?
@@ashiqueelahi2909 I have friends who live in Bangladesh. And some that just escaped in recent days. They are very afraid. and say this is by far the worst violence in Bangladesh since 1971. Much of it happening in rural areas. But this greatly varies by village, district and region. However, please share more about what is happening inside Bangladesh. It is hard to get a holistic picture of what is happening.
Quota was not the real issue as the students after a few days were demanding resignation of the entire Government. The army was bribed by the CIA who organised this regime change operation.
Secularism is not just one world phrase.. it's inherent quality found in Hindu/Sanatanis.. Muslims are not secular specially not in Indian Subcontinent.. their population have grown hugely in India but all non-muslims are exponentially declined in islamic pakistan & hugely declined in Secular Bangladesh
@@RaghibMorshed where in the world are Muslims liked? Check Europe,the US and see the anti Muslim sentiment. So what’s so surprising about BJP ? They are only reflecting the sentiments of average people . Also once you partitioned the country , you should have moved to the lands your ancestors voted for. Why stay back and bitch about not being liked or wanted?
@@a.father819 I Think you from Pakistan That's Why You Don't know the reality, M. Chowdhury (mir Jafor) is dictator Hasina's B Team . Please Search from RUclips , If you understand Bangla than you understand Who Is M. Chowdhury (mir Jafor)
Shit !! “Banhladeshis are inherently non communal”. He very smartly missed mentioning that there are two Moulanas in the caretaker government. Being a diplomat to the core and with good English he does his best. But that said Hasina tried to buy peace by placating Moulanas and it has struck back… and how.
Lets Just say you are Secular. Still you have voted for a right wing extremist government who's main agenda is to suppress the minorities. And in Bangladesh Jamat only represents around 2.5% of the total population. Yeah! We are non-communal.
@@sohel2130 Are you optimistic that the new caretaker Bangladeshi government will strongly crack down on and arrest Jamat? If this happens, Bangladesh would greatly benefit.
whenever someone says we are secular inherently I think they have lost the argument. Societies are fluid. Be it Indian, Bangladeshi or anyone. Humans everywhere are same. No one is born with those values. This is was less of assurance more of rhetoric. A rhetoric which doesn't go well with the fact that hindu population in bangladesh declined from 22% in 71 to 8%. we used to think we are secular now you see kind of voices arising even in India let alone Bangladesh, Which is a young country.
Proportion of minorities in Bangladesh in 1947 = 34% Proportion of minorities in Bangladesh today = 10% This is proof that Bangladesh is deeply secular The ever so sharp Mr Younus promptly challenged his guest on it. Oh wait he didn't😅
There are two types of politicians. Disrupters and Developers. Mamta and Islamists come in the first category. And of course what better example than Rahul Gandhi. They can disrupt an existing system by creating discord but they don’t have the capacity to do anything constructive. Look at West Bengal after more than a decade of Mamta rule. The other type is Hasina and Modi. They develop the country and improve their standard. At times may seem autocratic but too much democracy has been the bane of India. People of Bangladesh have chosen wrong as we in West Bengal know very well.
heh,,,typical i ndiot not realizing the fact that so called development projects had massive embezzlement, money laundering, these so called growth data where fake and manufactured,, start drinking water and use head
To those who don't know, these quotas/reservations of Bangladesh are utterly ridiculous. First they had reservations for those have participated in the Bangladesh Liberation War and later it was to their kids and now Sheikh Hasina is doing for their grandchildren. I mean, seriously? Who the f is gonna stand this bs? Besides that, they are very authoritative regime which comes down on anything or anyone that goes against them.
@@bharathfsf3686 most people know ...but don't be blind , the people who should be helped with the quotas are the ones betrayed by it. And instead of working on better education and jobs to uplift deserving people.. .all govts just talk about increasing the quota be it Rahul Gandhi or modi ..no political party really wants to do the transformational work
Bangladesh muslims are not communal. Really ? Wht was population of hindus in 1947, 1971 and now 2024? Gradual and steady decline continue irrespective of govt.
That's because mostly the Ratios of Muslim population have increased in Bangladesh. The percentage of Hindu nationals was 29% in 1947 which was around 1.22 cr. of total population(4.2 Cr according to 1950 consensus). Today the percentage is 7.95% which is approximately 1.40 cr of total population(17.2 cr total). In between this time Hindu population have grown by 12% overall in Bangladesh. It becomes easy to spread propaganda using percentage and hiding the real numbers. They easily manipulate people like you playing the percentage card which obviously will be lesser when the comparing number is higher even if there is growth. See any Indian publications, They will not give you the numbers. They will not even mention the high growth of other ethnic populations. They will just frustrate less educated people like you with the percentage. It is also mentionable that many have migrated to many other countries in search of better life.
What nonsense . India was secular right from the time constitution was written in 1950 since all religions were given equal rights . Only the word was instituted in 1974. So if Bangladesh has a state religion how can it be secular constitution
Uncle sam : We want a island in Bangladesh as seperate state, we help with dallar Pm Bangladesh : No thanks Uncle sam ; bye bye You corrupt We have plan B ready 😂😂😂😂😂
@@ashiqueelahi2909 no need to get butthurt , if people were so secular in Bangladesh then jamat (which is akin to al-qaeda in the Indian subcontinent ) would've never been such a big player in Bangladesh . most people think they're secular until push comes to shove.....again if you're a truly secular person , then all the power to you. But start to see the reality for what it is.
@@AnAn___ well certainly cannot be done overnight , the solution could include some obvious points which seem obvious but help greatly ..... The best is heavily investing in good education , then , openly propagating and secular values through movies , ads , all soft forces for decades to come ...(Subverting the sheep into thinking that being secular and tolerant is the shit etc etc , making it a matter of personal and religious pride ) ..full crackdown on religious schools and teachers (funding from outside should be banned and teachers should be appointed by govt with a board containing people from all religion ) , a state declared syllabus on religion and books for them (including the famous convents which go as being progressive schools but really arent) ... religion to be banned from politics and elections....
If these protesters have problem with Hassena Government why urinate on n distroy Father of Nation Bangabandhu Shaikh Majibur Rehman's statue. "They cannot make history who forget history" Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
Hasina is to be blamed for that... In Bangladesh you won't find a single corner where Muzib's picture is not hanging... Even Airports have his pictures in the toilets. Come to Bangladesh n see it for yourself. People are just too fade up with that family because of Hasina's game selling her father's name
may be you should upgrade your brain that after independence how sheik mujib became first dictator of the country, his daughter followed him but in more sophisticated with overt indian support
@@a.father819 Under Sheikh Hasina the Bangladeshi economy boomed. What leader in Bangladeshi (or even modern West Bengal) history has had a better economic record than Sheikh Hasina? Are you upset that Sheikh Hasina was a fierce Bangladeshi patriot who stood up to Pres Xi's global aggression? Who stood up to the global woke and left? Who stood up to the Labour UK government? Who stood up to the State Department? Who stood up to the Pakistani Army, Qatar, muslim brotherhood and Jamat? Are you upset that under Sheikh Hasina Bangladesh was stable and had low crime?
The Ambassador does not represent the people on ground who are committing violence on minorities . So to say Bangladeshi are non communal by nature is a joke. 31:27
Don't use communal violence as a pretext to impose Indian agenda. Muslim Awami supporters are attacking Hindu temple and minorities to fuel up the situation and gain momentum against the new government to topple up. However, Awami league is now inflicted with the term genocide they committed this time though this party did the another genocide against Hefajot party in 2013.
Q1: What did happen in Bangladesh? Ans1: One more step toward implementation of Sharia. Q2: What is the next for Bangladesh? Ans2: Islamist are planning to execute the next step toward Sharia. Sugarcoating the facts and usage of flowery words do not hide the truth.
Uzair, for god sake stop using South Asia to club India with Pakistan and Bangladesh to discuss politics. It is an insult to India which has free and fair elections and peaceful transfer of power. We have had uninterrupted democracy without any military rule since independence.
As an Indian, Thank u you Uzair for this discussion.
Thank you to Mr Amb Shamsher for the detailed discussion.
Cleared lot of fog.
Great to listen to the informed perspective of an experienced Bangladeshi. Liked the way Uzair was respectful and yielding, letting him speak freely. It is the least we Pakistanis must demonstrate to the people we wronged so brutally. Even though I was born after '71 I felt a strange pain and embarrassment when the Ambassador mentioned Pakistan. It would be great if more conversations with eminent Bangladeshis would be aired.
He explained the turn of events quite well. Some of the things which got missed though were:
1) Nationwide shutting down of the internet so that the government and their goons/police can kill people mercilessly in this information darkness. People living abroad could not speak to family members for 10 days straight. All this was done by the former ICT minister.
2) People have been kidnapped by the police for the slightest of dissent against the government and all the oppression of past 15 years of this dictatorship has been outburst during this protest movement. The quota issue and the merciless crackdown was the last straw of the ways Hasina government tortured the common people.
3) There is not a single institution in Bangladesh which was not corrupt under her leadership and she placed people strategically to control the institutions to her favor. Almost $92 Billion was stolen and transferred abroad leaving the country in a pile of debt while eye washing people with few select infrastructure projects (which could have been done many times over with the said $92 Billion stolen!!!
Amb. Shamsher Mubin Chowdhury, it isn't fair, isn't even right, to say that India didn't have Secularism until 1974. While drafting the Constitution, making explicit mention of the word SECULARISM in the preamble of the Constitution came into the discussion.
Dr BR Ambedkar, Head who is also called the Father of the Constitution and was the last person who would have been unsecular, said, "The constitution in its content is SECULAR so there is no need to say so in the preamble," which was accepted by the group.
He also later said, that the best constitution in the hands of not-so people will fail to work well but not so good a constitution in the hands of good people will work masterly.
Thus the need to introduce the word SECULAR was realised after 1975 and not at the best time of India; it happened during the Emergency between 1975 and 1977.
@@NirajPant2 Bangladesh till recently had better human capital index, better happiness index, better press freedom etc 😀😂 compared with India
@@AjitJoshi686 I'm aware of it! My comments weren't directed at this aspect of Bangladesh; it was directed specifically at what Ambassador Chowdhury claimed in contrast to what happened in India.
@@AjitJoshi686 well to be honest , most indices are riddled with inaccuracies and are narrative based , for eg., the same indices showed Pakistani had a better happiness index when they had massive floods and no rations left, Taliban occupied Afghanistan was ranked higher than India in academic freedom index, literally a country where education for women is banned.
@@SatishKumar-fj7uc hongkong has better press freedom index than India 🤣
@@AjitJoshi686 ohh..you're just a troll
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*Afghanistan - Unstable*
*Nepal - Unstable*
*Myanmar - Unstable*
*Shri Lanka - Unstable*
*Maldives - Unstable*
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india is a ticking time bomb with how it treats its people (who are not bjp)
@@zaiedal-mustavee I would not believe the woke media and academia about India.
India has the world's fastest growing economy. Close economic integration and close warm friendship between India and Bangladesh would greatly benefit Asia and the world.
Hope this happens soon.
@@zaiedal-mustaveenot even remotely true. The people just gave a hit to bjp by not giving majority. Thats how democracy works. We dint need a coup like Bangladesh or Pakistan or sri lanka lol.
American uncle forgot following points
1. America threatened sheikh hasina... fulfil the demand or face the outer 6 months back.
2. Bnp leaders said to their supporter Peter haas is God for us, he will bring us to power
3. Frequent visit and meeting of american diplomats to jamat e islami and bnp leaders.
Even more than the state department, the British were meeting with and backing Jamat and using Jamat against Hasina.
Why are China, Pakistani Army, PM Starmer and US state department backing Jamat.?Why did they weaponize Jamat against Hasina?
Uncle where is your proof? Hasina's son went live n denied that his mother said nothing about U.S invasion! Check that out
The guy who said Peter Hass was God for them joined later on Awami league and won a seat. He was mole of India in BNP.
@@sohel2130 Many Bangladeshis and BNP are patriots who want to protect Bangladesh from Jamaat and other dangerous conservative sunni islamists.
Please don't call them moles of India, USA, Jews, Mossad etc.
it means american come terms with reality for the fact that hasina is dictator, killer, embezzler, money launderer ,, they aligned with the people of bangladesh to restore democracy,,,typical i ndiot wont realize it thats why i ndiot will get screwed from everywhere
Do you know that India propped up the Bangladesh textile industry (also ceramics) at the cost of its own to help Hasina. With Hasina ousted Indian manufacturers are salivating at the prospect of getting a big pie of the garment sector.
So Bangladesh’s only export industry goes for a toss. Secondly with Islamisation women will be kept at home. Another blow to the garment industry which was women driven. Next Islamisation means bye-bye population control and increased birth rate. What does that mean. More unemployment, more hunger. Fall in per capita indexes of all HDI indexes across the board. Competition for Pakistan and Afghanistan for the bottom slot of Asia. Bangladesh will take time to realise what ousting Hasina costs them.
Hasina was always Bangladesh first. She drove hard bargains and because of sentimental reasons India gave it to her much to the dissatisfaction within India. Actually the hand of India tied behind the back because of Hasina will now be free.
If Bangladesh was so secular as the ambassador claims, will he explain how Hindu population in Bangladesh reduced from 30% in 1947 22% in 1971 to less than 8% in 2022
it is not the decrease in hindu population but rather increase in muslim population because muslim produce more kids. thats what already have been a hot topic in india🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Don't blame him. At the end of the day, he is a muslim and lieing with a stiff upper lip is their hallmark...
Not trying to be a stickler for details. Do you mean 30% nonmuslim in 1947 versus 30% Hindus in 1947?
By the way, agree that Jamaat is a massive threat to Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and all good liberal muslims in the world.
@@AnAn___Agreed
@@rajasnaik3743 I have seen estimates of 30% Hindu for East Bengal. But maybe they were from before 1947?
The Hindu and nonmuslim population percentage in East Bengal fell sharply 1900 to 1947. And I am not sure why this is the case.
I have heard that the Jamaat that have just been released from jail have started attacking the students who freed them from jail. What information is available about this?
nah not true. students were attacked by hasinas party members.
Don't believe whatever you hear on internet, check for propf
@@ashiqueelahi2909 I have friends who live in Bangladesh. And some that just escaped in recent days.
They are very afraid. and say this is by far the worst violence in Bangladesh since 1971. Much of it happening in rural areas.
But this greatly varies by village, district and region.
However, please share more about what is happening inside Bangladesh. It is hard to get a holistic picture of what is happening.
Inherently non communal 😂😂😂😂
Quota was not the real issue as the students after a few days were demanding resignation of the entire Government. The army was bribed by the CIA who organised this regime change operation.
Mr Peter haas.. architect of Bangladesh coup.
Where is the ‘Razakar’ byte by Hasina? She has denied it.
Yes, Some minorities were attacked. But some politicians were attacked too
That is quite an equivalence
Again our host promptly challenge the guest😅
Secularism is not just one world phrase.. it's inherent quality found in Hindu/Sanatanis.. Muslims are not secular specially not in Indian Subcontinent.. their population have grown hugely in India but all non-muslims are exponentially declined in islamic pakistan & hugely declined in Secular Bangladesh
@@RaghibMorshed where in the world are Muslims liked? Check Europe,the US and see the anti Muslim sentiment. So what’s so surprising about BJP ? They are only reflecting the sentiments of average people . Also once you partitioned the country , you should have moved to the lands your ancestors voted for. Why stay back and bitch about not being liked or wanted?
Amb. Shamsher M. Chowdhury is number one ( mir Jafor )
how much money you helped laundered dollar with real mir jafaor dictator hasina ?
@@a.father819 I Think you from Pakistan That's Why You Don't know the reality, M. Chowdhury (mir Jafor) is dictator Hasina's B Team . Please Search from RUclips , If you understand Bangla than you understand Who Is M. Chowdhury (mir Jafor)
Shit !! “Banhladeshis are inherently non communal”.
He very smartly missed mentioning that there are two Moulanas in the caretaker government.
Being a diplomat to the core and with good English he does his best.
But that said Hasina tried to buy peace by placating Moulanas and it has struck back… and how.
Lets Just say you are Secular. Still you have voted for a right wing extremist government who's main agenda is to suppress the minorities. And in Bangladesh Jamat only represents around 2.5% of the total population. Yeah! We are non-communal.
One Moulana, one Hindu, one indigenous are appointed as advisors. Stop nonsense talking
@@sohel2130 Are you optimistic that the new caretaker Bangladeshi government will strongly crack down on and arrest Jamat?
If this happens, Bangladesh would greatly benefit.
@@AnAn___ Wait and see.
@@RaghibMorshed Why do you think so many muslim woman and christians support the NDA?
whenever someone says we are secular inherently I think they have lost the argument. Societies are fluid. Be it Indian, Bangladeshi or anyone. Humans everywhere are same. No one is born with those values. This is was less of assurance more of rhetoric. A rhetoric which doesn't go well with the fact that hindu population in bangladesh declined from 22% in 71 to 8%. we used to think we are secular now you see kind of voices arising even in India let alone Bangladesh, Which is a young country.
This man is drunk😂😂😂
You are high!🤣🤣
you are typical i ndiot with out of reality and drink liquid coming out from back of cow
Proportion of minorities in Bangladesh in 1947 = 34%
Proportion of minorities in Bangladesh today = 10%
This is proof that Bangladesh is deeply secular
The ever so sharp Mr Younus promptly challenged his guest on it. Oh wait he didn't😅
Why was there not a Nuremberg style trial for the Bangladesh genocide.
I meet him in Washington , had buffet with my family
If CNN is supportive of students,must be a Victoria Nuland operation 😂
There are two types of politicians. Disrupters and Developers.
Mamta and Islamists come in the first category. And of course what better example than Rahul Gandhi. They can disrupt an existing system by creating discord but they don’t have the capacity to do anything constructive. Look at West Bengal after more than a decade of Mamta rule.
The other type is Hasina and Modi. They develop the country and improve their standard. At times may seem autocratic but too much democracy has been the bane of India.
People of Bangladesh have chosen wrong as we in West Bengal know very well.
heh,,,typical i ndiot not realizing the fact that so called development projects had massive embezzlement, money laundering, these so called growth data where fake and manufactured,, start drinking water and use head
To those who don't know, these quotas/reservations of Bangladesh are utterly ridiculous. First they had reservations for those have participated in the Bangladesh Liberation War and later it was to their kids and now Sheikh Hasina is doing for their grandchildren. I mean, seriously? Who the f is gonna stand this bs? Besides that, they are very authoritative regime which comes down on anything or anyone that goes against them.
check out the quota system in india , if you think quotas in Bangladesh are ridiculous.
@@SatishKumar-fj7uc True. Indian quotas are far more intrusive and worse.
@@SatishKumar-fj7uc Let's not get into what-aboutism. It's impossible to not know about caste systems in India for someone who lives here.
@@bharathfsf3686 most people know ...but don't be blind , the people who should be helped with the quotas are the ones betrayed by it.
And instead of working on better education and jobs to uplift deserving people.. .all govts just talk about increasing the quota be it Rahul Gandhi or modi ..no political party really wants to do the transformational work
Bangladesh muslims are not communal. Really ? Wht was population of hindus in 1947, 1971 and now 2024? Gradual and steady decline continue irrespective of govt.
Because, Your birth rate is lower than Muslim's
That's because mostly the Ratios of Muslim population have increased in Bangladesh. The percentage of Hindu nationals was 29% in 1947 which was around 1.22 cr. of total population(4.2 Cr according to 1950 consensus). Today the percentage is 7.95% which is approximately 1.40 cr of total population(17.2 cr total). In between this time Hindu population have grown by 12% overall in Bangladesh. It becomes easy to spread propaganda using percentage and hiding the real numbers. They easily manipulate people like you playing the percentage card which obviously will be lesser when the comparing number is higher even if there is growth. See any Indian publications, They will not give you the numbers. They will not even mention the high growth of other ethnic populations. They will just frustrate less educated people like you with the percentage.
It is also mentionable that many have migrated to many other countries in search of better life.
@@historymystery8830 Has the nonmuslim percentage of the population in Bangladesh grown over the past 1 year? Past 5 years?
Mr shamser mobin Chowdhury how much you earn for playing double game with Hasina and opposition 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
What nonsense . India was secular right from the time constitution was written in 1950 since all religions were given equal rights . Only the word was instituted in 1974. So if Bangladesh has a state religion how can it be secular constitution
Uncle sam : We want a island in Bangladesh as seperate state, we help with dallar
Pm Bangladesh : No thanks
Uncle sam ; bye bye
You corrupt
We have plan B ready
😂😂😂😂😂
this conversation has been a joke mostly......power to the minority bangladeshi people who are actually secular
You are the joke here it seems. Being a Bangladeshi I can confirm whatever he said was 100% correct!
@@ashiqueelahi2909 no need to get butthurt , if people were so secular in Bangladesh then jamat (which is akin to al-qaeda in the Indian subcontinent ) would've never been such a big player in Bangladesh . most people think they're secular until push comes to shove.....again if you're a truly secular person , then all the power to you. But start to see the reality for what it is.
@@SatishKumar-fj7uc How can Jamat be defeated in Bangladesh?
@@AnAn___ well certainly cannot be done overnight , the solution could include some obvious points which seem obvious but help greatly ..... The best is heavily investing in good education , then , openly propagating and secular values through movies , ads , all soft forces for decades to come ...(Subverting the sheep into thinking that being secular and tolerant is the shit etc etc , making it a matter of personal and religious pride ) ..full crackdown on religious schools and teachers (funding from outside should be banned and teachers should be appointed by govt with a board containing people from all religion ) , a state declared syllabus on religion and books for them (including the famous convents which go as being progressive schools but really arent) ... religion to be banned from politics and elections....
If these protesters have problem with Hassena Government why urinate on n distroy Father of Nation Bangabandhu Shaikh Majibur Rehman's statue.
"They cannot make history who forget history" Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
Agree completely. Why attack the heroes and cultural icons of the Bangla people?
Hasina is to be blamed for that... In Bangladesh you won't find a single corner where Muzib's picture is not hanging... Even Airports have his pictures in the toilets. Come to Bangladesh n see it for yourself. People are just too fade up with that family because of Hasina's game selling her father's name
@@ashiqueelahi2909 wow what a logic 😳
Would you apply that same logic to every corner masjid or madarassa.
may be you should upgrade your brain that after independence how sheik mujib became first dictator of the country, his daughter followed him but in more sophisticated with overt indian support
@@a.father819 Under Sheikh Hasina the Bangladeshi economy boomed.
What leader in Bangladeshi (or even modern West Bengal) history has had a better economic record than Sheikh Hasina?
Are you upset that Sheikh Hasina was a fierce Bangladeshi patriot who stood up to Pres Xi's global aggression? Who stood up to the global woke and left? Who stood up to the Labour UK government? Who stood up to the State Department? Who stood up to the Pakistani Army, Qatar, muslim brotherhood and Jamat?
Are you upset that under Sheikh Hasina Bangladesh was stable and had low crime?
The Ambassador does not represent the people on ground who are committing violence on minorities . So to say Bangladeshi are non communal by nature is a joke. 31:27
oh it totally represents. And you're one of the people whos not on the ground and saying stuff makes you the bigger joke lol
@@zaiedal-mustaveewhy are as many as 10 million Bangladeshi muslims in india illegally? Get out of india
Don't use communal violence as a pretext to impose Indian agenda. Muslim Awami supporters are attacking Hindu temple and minorities to fuel up the situation and gain momentum against the new government to topple up. However, Awami league is now inflicted with the term genocide they committed this time though this party did the another genocide against Hefajot party in 2013.
@@sohel2130 so the ambassador does not represents the people killing people on ground
@@zaiedal-mustavee Then are you saying the ambassador represents the killers on rampage ?
Q1: What did happen in Bangladesh?
Ans1: One more step toward implementation of Sharia.
Q2: What is the next for Bangladesh?
Ans2: Islamist are planning to execute the next step toward Sharia.
Sugarcoating the facts and usage of flowery words do not hide the truth.
Uzair, for god sake stop using South Asia to club India with Pakistan and Bangladesh to discuss politics. It is an insult to India which has free and fair elections and peaceful transfer of power. We have had uninterrupted democracy without any military rule since independence.