Exactly one month after the coup in Bangladesh, today on 5 September, an important meeting was held between the Border Security Force (BSF) and Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) on the India-Bangladesh border. The main agenda of the meeting was to keep a strict vigil on the Indian borders after the change of power in the
Barrister Toorin Afroz, who was the chief prosecutor of the International Crimes Tribunal-Bangladesh, which had given death penalty to war crimes accused linked to Al-Badr, Jamaat-e-Islami and other fundamentalist organizations, was also targeted in the violence of August 5. Taking advantage of the worsening situation in Dhaka after Sheikh Hasina’s escape from Bangladesh, radicals entered
Bangladesh Police will be seen in action once again. The police have ended the strike after six days and have agreed to return to work with a change in uniform. At present, police are returning to work across the country from today. Bangladeshi police will resume patrolling in the capital Dhaka from Monday (August 12).
The situation in Bangladesh is returning to normal after the fall of Sheikh Hasina government and violent protests that lasted for several weeks. At the same time, the Awami League office was burnt to ashes by the protesters, just a short distance from the Rashtrapati Bhavan in the most VIP area of Dhaka. That picture
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given a statement regarding the attacks on Bangladeshi Hindus. Yogi said that 90 percent of the Hindus of Bangladesh are Dalits. The opposition in India is silent on Bangladeshi Hindus because they are worried about vote bank. See what else CM Yogi said on this issue?
Police are missing from the streets of Dhaka and the army has taken charge. There have been attacks on Hindu temples in Bangladesh and a round of allegations and counter-allegations is going on for this. Aaj Tak team visited ISKCON temple in Dhaka and talked to the people there. See in the ground report who
Following the attacks on minority Hindus and their temples in Bangladesh, Hindus took to the streets in large numbers in Dhaka. Hindus came out carrying banners and posters demanding their safety. Demanded to stop the violence. Women and children also participated in this demonstration. See what the minority Hindus who are facing violence are saying.
The police, which is responsible for law and order, is missing from the streets after the coup in Bangladesh. In their place, youth and students associated with different organizations are volunteering. Aaj Tak’s team had a special conversation with these volunteers and tried to know what has changed in Bangladesh since the coup? See ground
In 1971, India defeated Pakistan and divided it into two parts. This was the zenith of Indian military power and diplomacy. It is said that Atal Bihari Vajpayee gave the title of Durga to the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for this work. In the war of 1971, the world saw the amazing combat skills
After the coup in Bangladesh it seemed that the situation would become normal. But the way India Boycott campaign is going on in Bangladesh on the lines of Maldives, it seems that there is a conspiracy against India as per a well thought out strategy. Because the issue of reservation is no longer there at
A heartbreaking news is coming from Bangladesh which is burning in the fire of violence. Bangladeshi film producer Salim Khan and his son Shanto Khan have been lynched. Apart from being a producer, Salim Khan was also the chairman of Lakshmipur Model Union Parishad in Chandpur Upazila, Bangladesh. Reports have revealed that on Monday, August
Congress leader Salman Khurshid said on Tuesday that what is happening in Bangladesh can also happen in India. Although everything may seem normal. Former Union Minister Khurshid was speaking at the launch of educationist Mujibur Rehman’s book ‘Shikwa-e-Hind: The Political Future of Indian Muslims’. He said, “Everything may look normal in Kashmir. Everything may look