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All Indian agents in Bangladesh will be hanged, its only a matter of time.
Very few girls in India are interested in Defence kind thing and you're one of them**** off Muzzer
Start with beautiful HasinaAll Indian agents in Bangladesh will be hanged, its only a matter of time.
All Pakistani agents who pretend to be Bangladeshi like the Jamaati's and Razakars, including the ones abroad - will be hunted and hanged.All Indian agents in Bangladesh will be hanged, its only a matter of time.
Yes.definitely. along with all the indian Dalals in our land.Insha Allah.Hanging razakars and Jamaati's is the only way forward to create a prosperous, stable and happy Bangladesh. These Jamaati boot lickers will sell their souls to Pakistan.
Allah wills it, Bangladesh shall do the needful in executing them.
He is who he says he is. I follow his posts on Skyscraper city, entertaining guyHe is either a BD'shi Hindu or Indian. No Muslim would talk like him.
he can out troll even veterans, I am scared of this guy.He is who he says he is. I follow his posts on Skyscraper city, entertaining guy
Don't embarrass yourself and your kind, Hindu.
Everything you wrote about sylhet is a load of crap sylhet was historically always a part of Bengal. It was incorporated into assam in 1874 and then back into bengal(Bangladesh) during partition in 1947.
are you sylhoti?During this time, Sylhet was inhabited by Indo-Aryan Brahmins, though ethnically the population would also have traces of Assamese, Arabs, Persians and Turks.
Conveniently missed out an important part didn't you...
Indo aryans include Bengalis. They do not include Assamese people hence it says traces.
Also
In the late 18th century, the British East India Company became interested in Sylhet and saw it as an area of strategic importance in the war against Burma. Sylhet was gradually absorbed into British control and administration and was governed as a part of Bengal.
Sylhetis are NOT real Bengalis. It was part of Assam. It was annexed in East Bengal during 1947 partition.
Though ethnically Sylheti population have traces of Assamese, Arabs, Persians and Turks. It has also been suggested that the capital cities of the ancient kingdoms of Harikela, Gaur, Srihatta and port city of Kamarupa were situated in modern Sylhet.[6][7]
After the British administrative reorganization of India, Sylhet was eventually incorporated into Assam. East Bengal and Assam were a single province of India.
Sylhet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia