From what I see BD is descending into anarchy (my perception, it could be misplaced) but no matter what the threat of economic migration is only going to grow for India as the economic disparity grows between India and the rest of the region. It's better to tackle these issues now then down the road and face a Mexcio-US situation (which is a total mess).
You bharati have very high perception about yourselves.
I am seeing BD will overtake India in gdp growth in coming 2-3 yeras.This year India's gdp growth is only 0.5 percent higher than Bangladesh.Modi magic will not last forever.
I didn't say the hackings are ISIS connected. Simply thats probably the most that will happen in Bangladesh in terms of extremism by default.
ISIS is not even a small percentage yet of the extremism that does exist in Bangladesh right now. They have little to no depth even among the B'desh fanatics that exist (and are willing to put actions to thought and words)...and its doubtful there will be any huge shift in the makeup that currently exists.
I mean ISIS is already past its prime where it is right now. None of their predictions have come true, they are waning seriously and will be history not to far from now compared to when they were at their prime. How they splinter and stay around long term will again have little effect on most muslim fanatical populations worldwide outside of the hearth area where ISIS formed....since fanatics naturally need the aura of success and momentum to breed support and sanctuary where they are....both of which are in severe short supply from ISIS now. When at their prime they had little effect in South Asia, they will have even less in the coming months and years.
There are many factor which enabled ISIS.
1.Firstly,decade long Iraq war and regimentation of Iraq into Shia,Sunni,Kurdi and other faction.With easy recruits in Iraqi radicalized sunni youth.
2.President Bashar and his loyal Alawits and Christian minority holding power against majority sunni population resulting in a massive civil war with a variety of international player involved.
3.NATO countries specially US and Turkey's distribution of arms and dollar without distinguishing radical or non radical opposition of Asad regime.
4.Pathetic resposnse of Iraqi army to ISIS attack.When both of your govt. and defence force are in transition period and divided loyalty to govt. and ethno-religious identity reinforced with poor training and planning,you can expect a military disaster.
5.Both central govt. of Iraq and Syria are weak and or engaged in a vicious civil war.So no proper response to ISIS threat.
6.ISIS is no stronger than Taliban or AL Quida.But they generated a lot of media attention due to their extreme brutality.But brutality is not the sign of strength.So they seems larger then what they are.
7.Large oil revenue enabling ISIS to fund salary and arms in black market.Without middle eastern oil field in control it will be difficult to replicate the ISIS success.
Do you think any of this criteria can be fulfilled in Bangladesh?