BJP Claims Absence of Government in Bangladesh
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Kolkata, Dec 9 (NationPress) Dilip Ghosh, the former national vice-president of BJP and ex-Lok Sabha member from West Bengal, remarked on Monday that it appears there is no functioning government in Bangladesh.
He warned that if Bangladesh continues to adopt a strong anti-India stance, it could face dire consequences similar to those encountered by Pakistan.
“Bangladesh, which thrives on India's goodwill, does not seem to have a clear vision for its future,” Ghosh stated while addressing the media in Kharagpur, located in the West Midnapore district of West Bengal on Monday afternoon. He shared a video of this interaction on his social media platform.
Ghosh launched a harsh critique of the Chief Advisor of the interim Bangladesh government, Muhammad Yunus, labeling him as a deeply corrupt individual with no experience in governance.
“How can an effective administration be established if a novice empowers student leaders?” he questioned.
Earlier that day, the Leader of the Opposition in the West Bengal Assembly accused the Chief Minister of attempting to minimize the reported atrocities against minority Hindus in neighboring Bangladesh by alleging that false videos are spreading rumors about the crisis.
“Is she implying that the information emerging from Bangladesh regarding the current situation is entirely incorrect?” he inquired.
Adhikari further threatened that Dassault Rafale jets are stationed at Hasimara air base in West Bengal, and should even one of these jets fly to Bangladesh, it would spell disaster for the nation.
“Bangladesh has a history of violence against Hindu monks, as demonstrated once again by the arrest of ISKCON monk Chinmoy Krishna Das. However, I have heard that he will not yield to any form of attack or imprisonment,” Adhikari asserted.
