India, Bangladesh should jointly fight anti-1971 forces, says PM Modi

[Black_cats]

India, Bangladesh should jointly fight anti-1971 forces, says PM Modi​

India, Bangladesh sign seven deals including on Kushiyara river​

Kallol BhattacherjeeNEW DELHI
SEPTEMBER 07, 2022 20:16 IST

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrive for the delegation-level talks at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: V.V. Krishnan

India and Bangladesh should resolve all bilateral issuesincluding the difference over the waters of the Teesta, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said here on Tuesday. After holding bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the visiting leader described India as the "most important and closest neighbour" that is bound with Bangladesh through 54 common rivers and four thousand kilometres of border. The two sides signed seven agreements covering railways, science and technology, space cooperation, media, and water sharing.

Welcoming Ms. Hasina, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, India will walk beside Bangladesh to defeat the anti-1971 forces.

"The two countries had resolved many outstanding issues in the spirit of friendship and cooperation and we hope that all outstanding issues including Teesta Water Sharing Treaty would be concluded at an early date," said Prime Minister Hasina referring to the long standing riparian issue that has eluded resolution. The two sides however made a significant beginning in river water sharing by reaching an agreement on withdrawal of water from the common border river Kushiyara that will supply water to parts of lower Assam as well as Sylhet of Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the values that made India and Bangladesh to put up a joint fight in the war of 1971 and said, “In order keep the spirit of 1971 alive, it is necessary that we should confront those forces that want to hurt our common values.

Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra in a press interaction said that the agreement over Kushiyara was the first river-related agreement that the two sides reached 26 years after the conclusion of the Ganga Waters Agreement of 1996. He also said that India has extended the period of sharing flood water related information in real time that will help Bangladesh counter the annual floods. Mr Kwatra did not mention the impact of the crisis in Ukraine on the economic prospects of the South Asian region, but hinted at it saying, that the two leaders discussed "regional and global issues".

The Ministry of Railways of India and the Ministry of Railways of Bangladesh signed an agreement on training of personnel of Bangladesh Railway in India. .

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/india-bangladesh-ink-first-water-sharing-pact-in-25-years-pm-hasina-flags-teesta/article65857282.ece/amp/

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

India, Bangladesh should jointly fight anti-1971 forces, says PM Modi​

India, Bangladesh sign seven deals including on Kushiyara river​

Kallol BhattacherjeeNEW DELHI
SEPTEMBER 07, 2022 20:16 IST

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrive for the delegation-level talks at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: V.V. Krishnan

India and Bangladesh should resolve all bilateral issuesincluding the difference over the waters of the Teesta, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said here on Tuesday. After holding bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the visiting leader described India as the "most important and closest neighbour" that is bound with Bangladesh through 54 common rivers and four thousand kilometres of border. The two sides signed seven agreements covering railways, science and technology, space cooperation, media, and water sharing.

Welcoming Ms. Hasina, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, India will walk beside Bangladesh to defeat the anti-1971 forces.

"The two countries had resolved many outstanding issues in the spirit of friendship and cooperation and we hope that all outstanding issues including Teesta Water Sharing Treaty would be concluded at an early date," said Prime Minister Hasina referring to the long standing riparian issue that has eluded resolution. The two sides however made a significant beginning in river water sharing by reaching an agreement on withdrawal of water from the common border river Kushiyara that will supply water to parts of lower Assam as well as Sylhet of Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the values that made India and Bangladesh to put up a joint fight in the war of 1971 and said, “In order keep the spirit of 1971 alive, it is necessary that we should confront those forces that want to hurt our common values.

Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra in a press interaction said that the agreement over Kushiyara was the first river-related agreement that the two sides reached 26 years after the conclusion of the Ganga Waters Agreement of 1996. He also said that India has extended the period of sharing flood water related information in real time that will help Bangladesh counter the annual floods. Mr Kwatra did not mention the impact of the crisis in Ukraine on the economic prospects of the South Asian region, but hinted at it saying, that the two leaders discussed "regional and global issues".

The Ministry of Railways of India and the Ministry of Railways of Bangladesh signed an agreement on training of personnel of Bangladesh Railway in India. .

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/india-bangladesh-ink-first-water-sharing-pact-in-25-years-pm-hasina-flags-teesta/article65857282.ece/amp/

India, Bangladesh should jointly fight anti-1971 forces, says PM Modi​

India, Bangladesh sign seven deals including on Kushiyara river​

Kallol BhattacherjeeNEW DELHI
SEPTEMBER 07, 2022 20:16 IST

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrive for the delegation-level talks at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: V.V. Krishnan

India and Bangladesh should resolve all bilateral issuesincluding the difference over the waters of the Teesta, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said here on Tuesday. After holding bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the visiting leader described India as the "most important and closest neighbour" that is bound with Bangladesh through 54 common rivers and four thousand kilometres of border. The two sides signed seven agreements covering railways, science and technology, space cooperation, media, and water sharing.

Welcoming Ms. Hasina, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, India will walk beside Bangladesh to defeat the anti-1971 forces.

"The two countries had resolved many outstanding issues in the spirit of friendship and cooperation and we hope that all outstanding issues including Teesta Water Sharing Treaty would be concluded at an early date," said Prime Minister Hasina referring to the long standing riparian issue that has eluded resolution. The two sides however made a significant beginning in river water sharing by reaching an agreement on withdrawal of water from the common border river Kushiyara that will supply water to parts of lower Assam as well as Sylhet of Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the values that made India and Bangladesh to put up a joint fight in the war of 1971 and said, “In order keep the spirit of 1971 alive, it is necessary that we should confront those forces that want to hurt our common values.

Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra in a press interaction said that the agreement over Kushiyara was the first river-related agreement that the two sides reached 26 years after the conclusion of the Ganga Waters Agreement of 1996. He also said that India has extended the period of sharing flood water related information in real time that will help Bangladesh counter the annual floods. Mr Kwatra did not mention the impact of the crisis in Ukraine on the economic prospects of the South Asian region, but hinted at it saying, that the two leaders discussed "regional and global issues".

The Ministry of Railways of India and the Ministry of Railways of Bangladesh signed an agreement on training of personnel of Bangladesh Railway in India. .

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/india-bangladesh-ink-first-water-sharing-pact-in-25-years-pm-hasina-flags-teesta/article65857282.ece/amp/

Shameless lady is smiling next to that fascist PM. Sad!

 

[Areesh]

Talking about 1971 in year 2022

Clowns

 

[LakeHawk180]

Talking about 1971 in year 2022

Clowns

Not sure. How many years does it usually take to forget genocide?

 

[Maula Jatt]

Not sure. How many years does it usually take to forget genocide?

If you are a Jew never, since you have to milk it

If you're non white and Whites did it than you'll get some limelight

Color on color, no one gives a shit

OT your pajeetland is literally turned kashmir into open air prison and changing it's demographics to control and suppress it, added non Kashmiri armed forces to vote in kashmiri election

Don't even talk about your BS

 

[leonblack08]

Talking about 1971 in year 2022

Clowns

This is code signal from Modi that India will give full support to Hasina in the next election against any of her opposition. Anyone who oppose Sheikh Hasina is automatically deemed "anti-1971 force". Everyone in BD apart from the BAL thugs see right through these BS.

 

[Abid123]

This is code signal from Modi that India will give full support to Hasina in the next election against any of her opposition. Anyone who oppose Sheikh Hasina is automatically deemed "anti-1971 force". Everyone in BD apart from the BAL thugs see right through these BS.

Has Hasina not been good for BD? She is the reason behind the growth for the last 15 years?

 

[leonblack08]

Has Hasina not been good for BD? She is the reason behind the growth for the last 15 years?

Not necessarily. The growth is the by product of political stability and private initiatives. Yes there were some good government initiatives but it has been marred by unbelievable level of corruption and misuse of power. The amount of money that has been laundered off from Bangladesh by Hasina loyalists is shocking. Bangladesh could have been a much much better economic position had there not been such level of corruption.
There is no justice and no freedom of speech. The inequality between rich and poor continue to grow. Such growth is not sustainable in the long run.

 

[LakeHawk180]

If you are a Jew never, since you have to milk it

If you're non white and Whites did it than you'll get some limelight

Color on color, no one gives a shit

OT your pajeetland is literally turned kashmir into open air prison and changing it's demographics to control and suppress it, added non Kashmiri armed forces to vote in kashmiri election

Don't even talk about your BS

I don’t care for your racism or the rest of your diatribe on Kashmir. It’s a place in India just like any other place, suggest you get used to it, because the changes are permanent. There isn’t any “demographic change” happening, just more opportunities for investment, local job creation, tourism and growth. No ones being forced out of their homes, or having their families separated or shuffled into concentration camps like your iron brother next door does with Uighurs.

I suggest you learn how to speak coherently before attempting to dispense wisdom.

On topic, “color on color” like you called it absolutely matters, particularly to the victims. It’s a true pity that Indian intervention couldn’t come sooner. Wonder how many more innocent lives would have been saved.

Oh yes, lives matter.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

This is code signal from Modi that India will give full support to Hasina in the next election against any of her opposition. Anyone who oppose Sheikh Hasina is automatically deemed "anti-1971 force". Everyone in BD apart from the BAL thugs see right through these BS.

BD citizens should get rid of Hasina immediately.

She is an Indian lackey and a security threat to BD.

 

[khail007]

Talking about 1971 in year 2022

Clowns

BD is already moving on and prospering and that is very evident in the GCC markets.
Realizing this, now all the vultures are gathering around BD - India could not see BD progressing and wanted to drag them back to where BD started.

Suddenly the rise of incidents around BD is worrisome:

• Maynmar is violating the sovereignty of BD
• US offers are on the rise with arm-twisting tactics
• Indian fishermen started to rob the BD of its resources

Along with progress, BD to be more assertive and that is the call for the time ahead.

 

[BananaRepublicUK]

Not sure. How many years does it usually take to forget genocide?

There was no genocide!!!

It was a brutal crack down.

And Bangladeshis gave as good as they got towards the end.

Pakistani collaborators were mercilessly murdered by mukti bahini.

Only India portrays Bangladeshis as victims of 1971.

WE WERE NOT THE VICTIMS! WE ARE THE VICTORS.

@Bilal9
@UKBengali
@EasyNow

Not necessarily. The growth is the by product of political stability and private initiatives. Yes there were some good government initiatives but it has been marred by unbelievable level of corruption and misuse of power. The amount of money that has been laundered off from Bangladesh by Hasina loyalists is shocking. Bangladesh could have been a much much better economic position had there not been such level of corruption.
There is no justice and no freedom of speech. The inequality between rich and poor continue to grow. Such growth is not sustainable in the long run.

Who provided the political stability?

Hmmmmmm

Hasina

 

[leonblack08]

Who provided the political stability?

Hmmmmmm

Hasina

General Moeen and the Caretaker Govt. They intervened when BAL and BNP was busy killing each other in street. Those two years under the Caretaker Government were the best years I lived through in Bangladesh.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

This is code signal from Modi that India will give full support to Hasina in the next election against any of her opposition. Anyone who oppose Sheikh Hasina is automatically deemed "anti-1971 force". Everyone in BD apart from the BAL thugs see right through these BS.

According to Modi theory, currently 75-80 percent people of Bangladesh is ''anti-1971 force'' as they like to see Hasina gone for good. It will be a spectacle to see how Modi-Hasina defeat this massive ''anti-1971 force'' in 2023 election provided that oppositions decide to fight for election unlike the previous two.