Hasina's End is Imminent

[idune]

Dr Yunus was invited to the Delhi gala show. He would have met Obama and Modi - if that be of any significance.The fact is that the crucial factor Army still remains dazed out of the Peelkhana trauma. So who will provide the push.

If history is any guide, in trying time some unspoken leadership emerges. It will most likely scenario in case of man in uniforms. In bigger picture of all ongoing moves, man in uniforms is just a piece of the puzzle; perhaps very important one.

 

[oFFbEAT]

Here is the translation(in short).....for those who wanted...

"...people of Bangladesh are rising against atrocious, 'Indian puppet' Bangladesh ruling party(BAL).....there is possibility of widespread agitation against the ruling party(Haseena Govt.) which might turn violent if BAL is not thrown out of power soon....
After the Haseena Govt. is replaced, there would be eternal peace and prosperity in Bangladesh.....which will make them powerful and eventually help them realize their long-awaited dream of annexing West-Bengal(sans Hindus) from India.......
India is well aware of the plan, hence trying hard to keep Bangladesh destabilized as much as possible through the Haseena govt., therefore, people of Bangladesh are seeking help from Nuclear power Pakistan. Few nukes will take care of India and the Bangladeshi people will do the rest....."

 

[Luffy 500]

I won't jump the gun just yet. All BD's state institutes were ruined by Hasina including the Army. The Indian intelligence have turned the country into their local play ground. Its simply unrealistic to think that modi will abandon the hasina regime. @asad71 @idune.

 

[asad71]

If history is any guide, in trying time some unspoken leadership emerges. It will most likely scenario in case of man in uniforms. In bigger picture of all ongoing moves, man in uniforms is just a piece of the puzzle; perhaps very important one.

Indeed. But the soldier will need a well known face to present to the nation/world. Yunus at best can be a father figure, a sane voice and a vehicle to reach out to the globally powerful.But the power will have to weilded by the military.

I won't jump the gun just yet. All BD's state institutes were ruined by Hasina including the Army. The Indian intelligence have turned the country into their local play ground. Its simply unrealistic to think that modi will abandon the hasina regime. @asad71 @idune.

Modi/RAW may be taking BD easy game once Pakistan is sorted out. Therefore, just now, just as in '65 War, leave BD for later.They believe without Pakistan BD will not stand a chance.But think what they may, both BD and Pakistan are strong by themselves. Touching any will be the end of Hindustan.

 

[extra terrestrial]

I won't jump the gun just yet. All BD's state institutes were ruined by Hasina including the Army. The Indian intelligence have turned the country into their local play ground. Its simply unrealistic to think that modi will abandon the hasina regime. @asad71 @idune.

The sacking of Sujata is directly related to Bangladesh, so there must be a shift of Indian policies wrt Bangladesh. Moreover, India can't do much if US decides to intervene.

Any reaction in army just a silo vision because there are bigger players who are making faster chess move than anytime before and causing reaction among man in uniform. I can not write all information here but here are some bigger strategic picture I wrote about and what influencing current situation.


As Bangladesh is considered one of the important factors for US strategic underpinnings in South Asia, US will continue push for free election as oppose to farcical one supported by previous Indian (Congress) regime. Instability is what makes Bangladesh vulnerable to Indian blackmailing and Chinese alternative which incurred huge loss to US interest in Bangladesh. A stable and representative government is the only way US perceived it can pursue and align interest in and through Bangladesh. That means India has a choice here to stay on course and go nowhere or align with US goal and gain from US vision of connected region. There are tell-tale sign that Indian regime inching towards latter choice. In fact, as this analysis being written, Indian foreign secretary Sujatha Singh, who played key role in forcing voter less farcical election in Bangladesh and in diplomatic standoff with US, was forced to leave her position. At the same time UN Secretary General spokesperson in recent press conference hinted consideration of human rights situation in Bangladesh will be criteria for UN mission participation. All in all US is moving quickly in consolidating power corners and tightening the knot around genocidal Awami regime.

There are other tell-tale signs, it is amusing that all armchair Awami generals here like BDforever and bdmil imports have no clue....

But estimate of regime fall is true and is matter of time......

Can you show any source for the bold part? Looks quite alarming!

 

[Green Arrow]

Well, how serious is this military intervention threat in BD or it is just a rumors ?

 

[Luffy 500]

The sacking of Sujata is directly related to Bangladesh, so there must be a shift of Indian policies wrt Bangladesh. Moreover, India can't do much if US decides to intervene.

Yes that's likely. But it may also be that Modi just wasn't feeling comfortable with a congreesi set up foreign ministry and it was just a routine replacement. I m just saying lets not jump the gun as Indians r pretty shrewd and have their own policy. GOI invested too heavily in Hasina to just toe the ostensible anti-Hasina US line unconditionally IMO.

Check out this news link:
খালেদার সাথে সংলাপ না করার অনুরোধ মোদির | Daily Janatar News

@asad71 @idune check this link out. Don't know the authenticity of the news though.

now, just as in '65 War, leave BD for later.They believe without Pakistan BD will not stand a chance.But think what they may, both BD and Pakistan are strong by themselves. Touching any will be the end of Hindustan.

They have a strong grip on BD something they can't imagine in case of PAK IMO.

 

[extra terrestrial]

Yes that's likely. But it may also be that Modi just wasn't feeling comfortable with a congreesi set up foreign ministry and it was just a routine replacement. I m just saying lets not jump the gun as Indians r pretty shrewd and have their own policy. GOI invested too heavily in Hasina to just toe the ostensible anti-Hasina US line unconditionally IMO.

Only time can tell, but this time interests of a lot of factions are at stake, so anything could happen.

 

[mb444]

In my opinion the military top brass will not carry out a coup.... They are all beholden to BAL. However there is great resentment in the middle ranks but they lack coordination and unity of purpose to act.

The only power that matters is US and if they give the green signal than BAL rule will end. Given current state of BNP I just can not see that move materialising. BAL unlikely to see out the term but short of a peoples revolution it's status quo for now.

 

[Zarvan]

Yes that's likely. But it may also be that Modi just wasn't feeling comfortable with a congreesi set up foreign ministry and it was just a routine replacement. I m just saying lets not jump the gun as Indians r pretty shrewd and have their own policy. GOI invested too heavily in Hasina to just toe the ostensible anti-Hasina US line unconditionally IMO.

Check out this news link:
খালেদার সাথে সংলাপ না করার অনুরোধ মোদির | Daily Janatar News

@asad71 @idune check this link out. Don't know the authenticity of the news though.



They have a strong grip on BD something they can't imagine in case of PAK IMO.

USA also thought they had grip over the middle east but no they don't

 

[idune]

I won't jump the gun just yet. All BD's state institutes were ruined by Hasina including the Army. The Indian intelligence have turned the country into their local play ground. Its simply unrealistic to think that modi will abandon the hasina regime. @asad71 @idune.

there is no doubt all institutions were destroyed by indian and awami infiltration. And I can understand your caution that indians and awami league will not let go. In fact awami league and hasina's son already promised any change will need to go over their dead bodies. indians and awami league had created loyal base in army (however the size) and they will fight against anyone including rest of Bangladesh army. That is a worst possible scenario that indians and awami league can chalk out. But even at the end they stand to loose, not to mention complete self destruction.

Even with indo awami chest thumping, gunpower and genocidal killings:
police, rab and bgb already failed to deliver result for india and awami league and are already seeing their fate in not so distant future.
Over last one month continuous resistance from people made all these indo awami institutions worthless ruling the country. Today awami league ruling just few sq miles of Dhaka even that is lifeless, without activity. Crux of the matter is all these institutions indians and awami league infiltrated are in ruin and indo awami nexus can not rule Bangladesh; heck indians can not even send their export anymore.
india has always been two face snake, just slowly raising the sail to wind of change, ready to dump awami genocidal force and take them all blames. And to make things complicated for india, india can not go against US interest and stand to gain. India just preparing to take advantage from next phase of things to come. Dont get me wrong; i am aware in next phase of the game which is interim period for an election, india continue to try using these indian rouge and terror elements inside Bangladesh. It is duty of people not let them escape and do anything beyond awami fall.

The sacking of Sujata is directly related to Bangladesh, so there must be a shift of Indian policies wrt Bangladesh. Moreover, India can't do much if US decides to intervene.

Can you show any source for the bold part? Looks quite alarming!

বাংলাদেশ পরিস্থিতিতে উদ্বেগ জাতিসংঘের, এসেছে শান্তিরক্ষী প্রসঙ্গও

 

[ashok mourya]

Is Seikh Hasina pro India?

Seikh Mujibor Rehman along with the members of his family was martyred on the fateful night of 15 August 1975. Sheikh Hasina and her younger sister Sheikh Rehana were the only survivors as they were in West Germany at that time. Later she went to the United Kingdom from where she started her movement against the autocratic rule in 1980. Sheikh Hasina was unanimously elected President of Bangladesh Awami League in 1981 in her absence, while she was forced to live in exile in New Delhi. Ending six years in exile, she returned home finally on 17 May 1981.In the parliamentary election held in 1986, she won three seats. She was elected Leader of the Opposition. She led the historic mass movement in 1990 and announced the constitutional formula for peaceful transfer of power through Articles 51 and 56 of the Constitution.
In 2011, there is also appreciation for New Delhi standing by the Awami League during the run-up to last month's elections which were criticised by USA, UK and European Union."The West was thinking of slapping sanctions but India stood like a rock behind Bangladesh and ultimately prevailed upon Washington to address Hasina's concerns about religious extremism in Bangladesh,"
Bangladesh BDR mutiny-
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina approached Indian government during the 25-26 February BDR mutiny in 2009, seeking the international community’s assistance to help overcome the predicament, according to a US diplomatic cable leaked by Wikileaks.“Sheikh Hasina had telephoned Indian external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee during the mutiny to ask for assistance from the international community, but had not been specific about the kind of help she needed,” says an article of the March 27 issue of The Hindu quoting the US confidential cable.
“Mr Mukherjee had offered ‘to be responsive’ if needed.“
The Hindu report says a month after the BDR mutiny, India continued to be worried about the after-effects of the BDR mutiny.It also said Indian foreign secretary Shivshankar Menon revealed that the Indian government had also approached London, Beijing and Tokyo in response to Sheikh Hasina’s call.“India had two concerns. One, it feared that the Jamaat-e-Islami would exploit the instability resulting from the rebellion to ‘fish in troubled waters’. And secondly, India was worried that the mutiny could affect the civilian government’s relations with the military.”

 

[T-Rex]

The BAL government's rule has been confined to Dhaka only. Rest of the country has been defying this government's authority. In Dhaka itself, police stations have started to come under attack. Now, that is the ground reality at the moment. Different people have different interpretation of this situation but nobody can tell what's going to happen next.

 

[farhan_9909]

if BD is growing more than 6% under this govt,than it indirectly mean the potential under a govt selected by the people of Afghanistan is minimum of 12%.

Hasina or the RAW lady want to keep bangladesh under its potential as a growing bangladesh will threaten india in long term and will not consider india a regional power but rather a dead big country like we in Pakisan do.

A military union between Pakistan-Bangladesh is the worst nightmare for indian strategic think tanks as india may end up loosing West bengal and assam to Bangladesh and IOK and east punjab to Pakistan

 

[T-Rex]

if BD is growing more than 6% under this govt,than it indirectly mean the potential under a govt selected by the people of Afghanistan is minimum of 12%.

Hasina or the RAW lady want to keep bangladesh under its potential as a growing bangladesh will threaten india in long term and will not consider india a regional power but rather a dead big country like we in Pakisan do.

A military union between Pakistan-Bangladesh is the worst nightmare for indian strategic think tanks as india may end up loosing West bengal and assam to Bangladesh and IOK and east punjab to Pakistan

Please do not make our enemy more determined and our job harder by openly exploring this kind of prospect. It only helps our mutual enemy, so be wise.