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
After the recent devastating floods in Bangladesh, anti-India propaganda is gaining momentum in the country. Many organizations have alleged that India opened the dam of the Tambur Hydroelectric Project in Tripura which caused unexpected floods in Bangladesh, causing massive devastation in many districts. It is alleged that the Tambur Dam in Tripura was suddenly opened,
Food inflation in Bangladesh has reached an all-time high. Food inflation in Bangladesh, which is facing a serious economic crisis, crossed the highest level in 13 years and crossed 14 percent in July. In such a situation, what are the future prospects? See ground report.
There has been a coup in Bangladesh. The interim government faces the challenge of bringing law and order to the economy back on track. Since the country is facing a serious economic crisis. Banks are on bailout. Food inflation is the highest in 13 years. Food inflation has crossed 14 percent in July. After the
Sheikh Hasina had to resign from the post of PM on August 5 due to the coup, she is currently in India. The situation in Bangladesh has gone out of control after the coup. The phase of violent protests is not stopping here. After all, how did Sheikh Hasina’s rule of 15 years get shaken
Internal conflict within the Bangladesh Army has further complicated the situation. The army’s ability to deal with the current crisis and violence is now under question. These internal divisions are not only weakening the effectiveness of the military but also making it more vulnerable to external manipulation. The rise of Jamaat-e-Islami is worrying for India
After the coup in Bangladesh, the interim government has taken charge under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus. But till now the situation has not become completely normal. Violent protests by students continue. Here Hindu temples and houses of Hindu citizens are being continuously targeted by miscreants. After all, when will the situation become normal in
The situation is completely out of control after the coup in Bangladesh. Despite all the appeals and efforts, the protests are not stopping here. Here in many districts, Hindu temples and houses of Hindu citizens are being continuously targeted by miscreants. After all, why are Hindus the target after the coup? See black and white.
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