Not Just that. When President Ershad visited President Ziaul Haque, he said,"We have remained one country."
Even "Channakeya" is no match for Ershad. He was and still is willing to say and do anything to get what he wants.
Besides Bangladesh was always run by the dictations of Pakistan.
>>>>>>> Don't think so. I don't think our PM takes direction from Pakistan. Albeit there are rumors about her close relations with others but NOT even rumors about Pakistan.
and arms were smuggled into Assam through Bangladesh as a continuation of the Pakistani policy
>>>>>>>>>>> If this is true, it was one of the biggest mistakes by any Bangladeshi government. We should NOT get involved with any rebel parties in India. India has many of her citizens getting into armed resistance with Delhi's politicians. As a small neighbor of India, we should stay away from such groups by any means possible.
It is an internal issue of India and the best things for us to do is not do NOTHING and let them figure out a solution for their internal issues.
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>>>>>>>>> "Bishwa Behaya" is known for saying stuff he does not mean ( Commonly known as lies). Ershad also called Indira Gandhi "Mother" when he visited Delhi. He also told people of Bangladesh that, Allah (SWT) gave him a son after visiting the holy masjid in Mecca.
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Not Just that. When President Ershad visited President Ziaul Haque, he said,"We have remained one country." Besides Bangladesh was always run by the dictations of Pakistan. The establishment remained Pakistani by all definitions. Even the Paki army participated in a few border skirmishes with India, recruits from 'Bangladesh' went on terrorist campaigns in India, and arms were smuggled into Assam through Bangladesh as a continuation of the Pakistani policy..
On Sat, Oct 29, 2011 at 6:40 AM, Sukhamaya Bain <subain1@yahoo.com> wrote:
I would not yet flatly call Raja Gopalacharya's prognosis wrong. After all Bangladesh has a constitution that begins with Bismillah and proclaims Islam as the state religion. May be Gopalacharya did not realize that Pakistan would go as much into the ditch as it is today. Bangladesh is better than Pakistan now, but it is nowhere near India in terms of respecting the religious minorities. It has been a semi-Pakistan for most of its life, and could be just one election away from there now.
From: subimal chakrabarty <subimal@yahoo.com>
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2011 7:38 PMRaja Gopalacharya's prognosis turned out to be wrong! To him any neighboring country with Muslim majority was a Pakistan. That was a political statement.
From: Kamal Das <kamalctgu@gmail.com>
On Dec. 16, 1971 Raja Gopalacharya reacted to the news of the surrender of the Pakistan Army in Dacca, "Her father created one Pakistan, she created two". Secularism is a pipe dream here, with strong religious institutions supported by government financing it is indeed not possible. Bangladesh today has over ten times more madrasahs than the whole subcontinent had before the partition of the subcontinent. Even the Hindu fundamentalism is on the rise here.
On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 12:01 AM, Sukhamaya Bain <subain1@yahoo.com> wrote:
I am actually no fan of Napoleon Bonaparte; just used his quote to make the point of agreeing with Mr. Subimal Chakrabarty that re-unification of the Indian sub-continent is not totally impossible, while maintaining myself that it would be very much unlikely in the foreseeable future.
As for Nehru's quote, I would say that re-unification of India with today's Pakistan would be a much bigger problem for India than just a carbuncle on the butt; it would be like a huge cancerous tumor. Being born and raised up to 25 years and having a lot of friends and relatives there, I am reluctant to use the phrase "carbuncle on the butt" on Bangladesh. Moreover, I do see some ray of hope for Bangladesh. The country overall is certainly much better than Pakistan in terms of secular humanism, which seems to be in a growing mode there now.
Sukhamaya Bain
From: Kamal Das <kamalctgu@gmail.com>
About reunification Nehru said, "I don't want a carbuncle on my butt." We all know what Napoleon did to himself and France.
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