Amid the ongoing political turmoil in Bangladesh, a fierce protest was seen at the Indian Visa Application Center in Dhaka on Monday. In fact, hundreds of Bangladeshi citizens got angry and created a ruckus outside the Indian Visa Application Center after the authorities allegedly delayed their requests for visa. Several videos of the protest have
The impact of the political earthquake in the neighboring country Bangladesh is visible everywhere. Even after the formation of the new interim government, violence is continuing against minorities, especially Hindus. This history of atrocities is old, which is reflected in the decreasing population of Hindus. Even Hindus have been demanding a separate country there. Pakistan
The Bangladeshi movement that started on reservation in jobs came to a halt after the coup. The crowd of protesters reached PM House in Dhaka and started looting. This is being compared to the political earthquake that occurred in Colombo, Sri Lanka two years ago. But this is not the only thing that is similar.
About a month ago, Jahangir Alam, a peon working at the house of former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, was allegedly revealed to have wealth worth Rs 284 crore. The accused fled to America during the investigation. Now the question is also being raised that how rich is the leader whose servant had so much wealth!
Protests in Bangladesh have been driven by demands for reform in the quota system for civil service jobs Imphal (Manipur): Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that he has communicated with Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar on arranging safe evacuation of Manipuris from Bangladesh. “I have personally communicated with Hon’ble Union Minister of
Guwahati: Altogether 186 more people, stranded in violence-hit Bangladesh, returned to India on Saturday via Dawki integrated check post in Meghalaya’s West Jaintia Hills district, officials said. Ninety-eight of them are from Nepal and 88 from India, including eight students from Meghalaya, they said. “In the past three days, a total of 856 people from
The protests have been driven by demands for reform of the country’s quota system for civil service jobs. Dhaka: Indian High Commission in Dhaka has issued an urgent advisory for Indian citizens and students in Bangladesh to avoid non-essential travel and minimise movement outside their residences due to the escalating unrest in the country. The