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Bhasani was one of the founders of the Awami League in 1949, but he left it in 1957 to found National Awami Party. India hijacked Awami League around the same time or a little later with its agents. Awami League or significant parts of it remains Indian agent to this day.
Bhasani was never a slave of India, rather he was closer to China than India. His ideology was "Islamic Socialism" within multiparty democracy. So in effect his ideology was "Islamic democratic socialism".
When Mujib got the responsibility of Awami League (probably in 62 or 64, forgot the exact time), there's a likely that india at that time started the hijacking though it could be easily handled by handing over the legitimate prime ministership of Pakistan to him after 70's election.
One point we miss, the same way what was actually happening in West Pakistan...wasn't the hijacking process going on there too? It actually resolves the equation.