N.Siddiqui
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Still could not get what the fuss about Bangladesh getting separated from west Pakistan.
-In 14th August when the areas which was Muslim dominated got separated from British India(not India as a country) the east Bengal that formed East Pakistan was geographically, linguistically, culturally, ethnically a separate land and area about 2200 kms away from west Pakistan, just calling it east Pakistan doesn't made it anything closer to Pakistan.
-And the idea of Pakistan was about creating a homeland(or homelands) for Muslims in area where they have the dominant numbers, so Bangladesh is still a Muslim country as the ides of freedom still hold true.
-So the two nation theory is still relevant today, Bangladesh didn't merged with India.
Call it Bangladesh or East Pakistan, the idea was about freedom for Muslim dominated areas....still holds true. It could have have been a separate country in 47 too.
-In 14th August when the areas which was Muslim dominated got separated from British India(not India as a country) the east Bengal that formed East Pakistan was geographically, linguistically, culturally, ethnically a separate land and area about 2200 kms away from west Pakistan, just calling it east Pakistan doesn't made it anything closer to Pakistan.
-And the idea of Pakistan was about creating a homeland(or homelands) for Muslims in area where they have the dominant numbers, so Bangladesh is still a Muslim country as the ides of freedom still hold true.
-So the two nation theory is still relevant today, Bangladesh didn't merged with India.
Call it Bangladesh or East Pakistan, the idea was about freedom for Muslim dominated areas....still holds true. It could have have been a separate country in 47 too.