Bangladesh was separated from Pakistan in the seventies due to war. Now, after the Sheikh Hasina government has stepped down, the country is so focused on opposing India that it calls Pakistan a friend and talks about teaching New Delhi a lesson. Recently, Shahiduzzaman, a professor at Dhaka University, made similar remarks and said that
A year before Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh PM and left the country, Indian officials had asked their US counterparts to stop pressuring the former Bangladeshi prime minister. The Washington Post has given this report citing Indian and American officials. Hasina, 76, has been publicly criticized by US diplomats for jailing thousands of her rivals
With the resignation of Sheikh Hasina government, news of attacks on Hindus started coming from Bangladesh. Most of the districts of the country are in the grip of violence. Along with attacks on people, their property is also being looted or set on fire. At the time of independence, the population of Hindus in Bangladesh