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1.is some how related with 2/4.
3.two separate currency
5.different foreign exchange reserves
6.keeping it's own defense Militia or para force.
What remain else to be with federal if all these points accepted? any way my interest in this thread more about Agartala scandal which I need to google out some informations. Would like to hear your opinion in this regard.
3. not mandatory, 5 yes, because it shows more details economic condition of a particular area. and 6. every state has its own para force in other parts of the world, don't forget that we were geographically far away, so during strategic time, it would lead delayed decision.
 
There is no mutual benefit. Pakistan is done with Bangladesh for good. Regarding Taliban, you yourself are enough to kill each other; you did not even spare your Bongobondhu.

Yes over that we dont need more headaches. Our country always faced problems whenever we had relations with Pakistan. Bongobondhu made good relation with Pakistan he was dead. Zia dead. Ershad forcefully taken down. And last time during Khaleda regime we saw country wide bombing. Seriously we are done. We saw worst time during those days. I hope Hasina never repeats the same mistake.
 
Bongobondhu made good relation with Pakistan he was dead.
Looks like your brain is getting affected due to hypoglycemia (if you are a Muslim and fasting).

I hope Hasina never repeats the same mistake.
I hope so too. Now stop visiting PDF too. It still is Pakistan Defense Forum, a name you are allergic to the core.
 
I hope so. Now stop visiting PDF too. It still is Pakistan Defense Forum, a name you are allergic to the core.

But we have to keep in check online BD razakars. They are fond of here.
 
Looks like your brain is getting affected due to hypoglycemia (if you are a Muslim and fasting).

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, came into power in the aftermath of Bangladesh's separation from Pakistan. A heavy lobbying staged by Pakistan, other states such as the People's Republic of China, Saudi Arabia and some other Middle Eastern nations, refused to recognize Bangladesh. In 1972, Pakistan left the Commonwealth of Nations after it extended membership to Bangladesh. For its part, Bangladesh demanded an apology from Pakistan for war crimes committed by the Pakistani military and reparations. Bangladesh's development of close ties with India, which had played a role in securing its independence, also angered Pakistan.

On the issue of Bangladesh’s application for membership to the UN, China, on Pakistan’s request, exercised its veto power for the first time to stall the move, which helped Pakistan to secure in a bargain the release of its POWs and the return of troops to their prewar positions.[9]

In 1974, the relationship between Bangladesh and Pakistan thawed. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman withdrew the bans on some pro-Pakistan organisations that had operated before Bangladesh's independence. Rahman visited Lahore for an Organization of the Islamic Conferencesummit, and in return the Parliament of Pakistan authorised Bhutto to extend recognition to Bangladesh.[10] In June 1974, Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto visited Bangladesh and paid homage to Bangladesh's war memorial at Savar Upazila.[11] Both nations discussed an agreement in 1975 in which Bangladesh agreed to take up half of Pakistan's pre-1971 external debt provided Bangladesh received half of the country's pre-1971 assets and credit went unresolved.[12]

Bangladesh–Pakistan relations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, came into power in the aftermath of Bangladesh's separation from Pakistan. A heavy lobbying staged by Pakistan, other states such as the People's Republic of China, Saudi Arabia and some other Middle Eastern nations, refused to recognize Bangladesh. In 1972, Pakistan left the Commonwealth of Nations after it extended membership to Bangladesh. For its part, Bangladesh demanded an apology from Pakistan for war crimes committed by the Pakistani military and reparations. Bangladesh's development of close ties with India, which had played a role in securing its independence, also angered Pakistan.

On the issue of Bangladesh’s application for membership to the UN, China, on Pakistan’s request, exercised its veto power for the first time to stall the move, which helped Pakistan to secure in a bargain the release of its POWs and the return of troops to their prewar positions.[9]

In 1974, the relationship between Bangladesh and Pakistan thawed. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman withdrew the bans on some pro-Pakistan organisations that had operated before Bangladesh's independence. Rahman visited Lahore for an Organization of the Islamic Conferencesummit, and in return the Parliament of Pakistan authorised Bhutto to extend recognition to Bangladesh.[10] In June 1974, Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto visited Bangladesh and paid homage to Bangladesh's war memorial at Savar Upazila.[11] Both nations discussed an agreement in 1975 in which Bangladesh agreed to take up half of Pakistan's pre-1971 external debt provided Bangladesh received half of the country's pre-1971 assets and credit went unresolved.[12]

Bangladesh–Pakistan relations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
None of this suggests that he was killed because of this. To find out why, you may want to read Pakistan Army deserter, Lt Col (rtd) Sharif ul Haq Dalim's 'Bangladesh, Untold Facts'. The deserter Dalim also happened to be Mujib's close relative so his accounts should be taken rather seriously.
 
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