BJP leader Adityanath talks of possible Bangladeshi investment in Uttar Pradesh

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BJP leader Adityanath talks of possible Bangladeshi investment in Uttar Pradesh​

There are many opportunities for Bangladeshi exporters and investors, says Uttar Pradesh chief minister

Yogi Adityanath, chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, reacts after an interview with Reuters at his official residence in Lucknow, India, February 7, 2022 Reuters
Tribune Desk
May 11, 2022 4:06 AM

Bangladesh High Commissioner to India Muhammad Imran met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at the latter’s official residence on Tuesday.

The two discussed ways and means to further strengthen the relations between Bangladesh and India, and especially trade with Uttar Pradesh, PTI reported, citing an official release.

Adityanath said the two countries are related by history, language and culture, and there are wide possibilities of investment and employment in Uttar Pradesh.

Bangladesh can become a natural partner of the state, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader said.

Bangladesh is India's largest trading partner in South Asia and India is Bangladesh's second-largest trading partner.

Uttar Pradesh, with a population of 240 million, is the largest consumer and labour market in India. It is also the largest producer of food grains and milk in the country. As a result of which wheat, sugar, dairy-related machinery and cotton yarn are exported from Uttar Pradesh to Bangladesh, Adityanath said.

He said the state has emerged as the leading economy in the last five years.

Adityanath also said there are many opportunities for Bangladeshi exporters and investors in the state. There are opportunities for investors of Bangladesh in the field of fabric production, weaving, spinning, defence manufacturing, etc in Uttar Pradesh, he added.

The chief minister said the government and the people of Uttar Pradesh are committed to and hopeful for mutual cooperation, a good business environment, and major economic partnership in South Asia.

BJP leader Adityanath talks of possible Bangladeshi investment in Uttar Pradesh

There are many opportunities for Bangladeshi exporters and investors, says Uttar Pradesh chief minister

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[jamahir]

Reject him.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Reject him.

why ?

" The chief minister said the government and the people of Uttar Pradesh are committed to and hopeful for mutual cooperation, a good business environment, and major economic partnership in South Asia."

theek to hai, trade and business kro.. and dono mulkon ke log munafa kamaing !

 

[jamahir]

why ?

" The chief minister said the government and the people of Uttar Pradesh are committed to and hopeful for mutual cooperation, a good business environment, and major economic partnership in South Asia."

theek to hai, trade and business kro.. and dono mulkon ke log munafa kamaing !

The same "government and people of Uttar Pradesh" ( at least most of them ) are bigots to the hilt against Muslims and support the idea of the Hindutvadi Akhand Bharat but now they want the monies of a Muslim-majority country ? Hypocrites !

 

[Sharma Ji]

The same "government and people of Uttar Pradesh" ( at least most of them ) are bigots to the hilt against Muslims and support the idea of the Hindutvadi Akhand Bharat but now they want the monies of a Muslim-majority country ? Hypocrites !

some people probably are, on all sides, mind you.. lest you intentionally ignore/feign to not remember those of course...

the politicians just use those sentiments to get their rear to the kursi

Islam thrives in UP like almost no other state in India, have you ever been there even ?

 

[El Sidd]

Adityanath said the two countries are related by history, language and culture, and there are wide possibilities of investment and employment in Uttar Pradesh

Hindi is now quite frequently used in Bangladesh. Previously Urdu saw fierce resistance from the Bengali population and eventually led to the collapse of East Pakistan.

 

[jamahir]

some people probably are, on all sides, mind you.. lest you intentionally ignore/feign to not remember those of course...

the politicians just use those sentiments to get their rear to the kursi

Islam thrives in UP like almost no other state in India, have you ever been there even ?

LOL, I have never been to UP just as I have never been to Britain but I can understand the things there. The latest demand by the Hindutvadis, under Mahant Yogi's blessed guidance, is to declare Taj Mahal as a Hindu temple called Tejo Mahalaya.

And we know how the same Yogi Adityanath said that the UP election was a fight of 80 percent vs 20 percent, a fight of Jinnah vs ganna.

 

[Paitoo]

Why / What will Bangladesh invest in UP for?

I think the high commissioner must have gone there to discuss the the impact of ban on cattle trafficking since UP has the largest bovine population and it only needs to cross Bihar before it enters slaughter friendly WB en route to Bangladesh.

 

[jamahir]

Why / What will Bangladesh invest in UP for?

Good question.

 

[mb444]

Funniest nonsense ever.

 

[UKBengali]

Utter Pradesh is a backward place with GDP per capita of 900 US dollars and total GDP of 250 billion US dollars. It has a population of nearly 250 million million.

BD in contrast has per capita of 2300 US dollars with a total GDP of 400 billion US dollars. It has a population of 165 million.

BD should stay away from too much economic engagement in this state due to both lack of investment potential and also it's extreme Hinduvta government.

Better to focus on W Bengal and the NE states where BD has synergies and can pull them all into its economic orbit over the next 15-20 years. There is mutual benefits in that unlike with Uttar Pradesh.

 

[bluesky]

BJP leader Adityanath talks of possible Bangladeshi investment in Uttar Pradesh​

There are many opportunities for Bangladeshi exporters and investors, says Uttar Pradesh chief minister

Yogi Adityanath, chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, reacts after an interview with Reuters at his official residence in Lucknow, India,

Is this funny-looking Hindu Mullah the Chief Minister of an Indian state, UP? He probably thinks his UP is located in between BD and Assam.

BD lacks its own investment capital and seeks FDIs all the time. How come BD can invest in UP so far away?

I suspect he likes the taste of PRAN mango juice and if a factory is built there he can drink PRAN mango juice every hour of a day without knowing it is watermelon juice mixed with scent and color of mangoes.

PRAN, a fraud company, and this Hindu Mullah will like each other.

 

[Wergeland]

some people probably are, on all sides, mind you.. lest you intentionally ignore/feign to not remember those of course...

the politicians just use those sentiments to get their rear to the kursi

Islam thrives in UP like almost no other state in India, have you ever been there even ?

Like renaming Islamic sounding cities to hinduistic names?

Utter Pradesh is a backward place with GDP per capita of 900 US dollars and total GDP of 250 billion US dollars. It has a population of nearly 250 million million.

BD in contrast has per capita of 2300 US dollars with a total GDP of 400 billion US dollars. It has a population of 165 million.

BD should stay away from too much economic engagement in this state due to both lack of investment potential and also it's extreme Hinduvta government.

Better to focus on W Bengal and the NE states where BD has synergies and can pull them all into its economic orbit over the next 15-20 years. There is mutual benefits in that unlike with Uttar Pradesh.

Its a no brainer. Why Uttar Pradesh when we have our bethren in West Bengal who are much more friendly to BD and are more well mannered and tolerant.

 

[rainbowrascal]

One shouldn't ever say no to business, but up isn't a suitable place compared to the other indian states. But it can be a good labour intensive market. Moreover it is good that Bangladeshi companies are expanding their businesses in other countries

 

[Bilal9]

Why / What will Bangladesh invest in UP for?

I think the high commissioner must have gone there to discuss the the impact of ban on cattle trafficking since UP has the largest bovine population and it only needs to cross Bihar before it enters slaughter friendly WB en route to Bangladesh.

Bangladesh has no need for Indian cattle - period.

No one in Bangladesh is suffering because of Indian cattle export ban since three or so years ago.

Local animal husbandry for cattle has expanded and is now sufficient to meet local demand in Bangladesh.