Expert Explains Bangladesh Crisis: 'This Was Waiting To Happen In Bangladesh' |Sheikh Hasina Resigns

Bangladesh Crisis: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and the Bangladesh Army will be forming the interim government with the help of political parties. But how did things come to this? Sreeradha Datta is a professor of international affairs at the OP Jindal Global University and an expert on Bangladesh, explains.

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[Matt_win]

I swear the background music is most annoying thing ever. I ignore your video just because of that

[chance]

Unemployment. Corruption are happening inuch bigger way in west bengal than in bangladesh. So why tmc is supported here?

[guharup]

Lol. Experts saying this was inevitable AFTER the fact

[ishtiaquetawsif]

Hasina herself claim that her household servent has 400 cr . That's the corruption that she gave to bangladesh.

[misbahmahfuz]

India has it’s own interest but Bangladesh has to keep people's basic rights first.

[udayanbadola]

We have more experts than traffic light in our country. Always remember that 😊!!

[mohamedgoldstein]

Experts are never experts till after it happens.

[VictimHood-qvhx]

Sheikh haseena wanted to impart modern education and bring Bangladeshi in 21st century. She also wanted to protect Hindus whenever possible. She has miserably failed on both counts . Jamaat has won in Bangladesh and with 35 percent Muslim population in West Bengal and a receptive government . India has to be ready for waves of radical Jamaatis from Bangladesh flooding India

[MHKhan-ekqg]

The current situation in Bangladesh is being managed internally, and we do not require external assistance. While India's concerns are understandable, as Bangladeshis, we assure you that our land will not be used for any interests contrary to our own. It is essential to recognize the realities on the ground in Bangladesh. We warmly invite Indian journalists to visit and witness the situation firsthand, rather than relying on distant assumptions.
It is often the common people who bear the brunt of challenges, and we respectfully urge the Indian government to focus on building relationships with the people of Bangladesh, rather than with any individual or specific political party. By fostering connections at the grassroots level, we can strengthen our friendship and work towards a harmonious future together. Listening to and understanding the perspectives of the Bangladeshi people is crucial before making any comments.

[MrPoornakumar]

Clearly (& certainly) toppling the image of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as the father of the nation of Bangladesh is unforeseen (may be PM Sheikh Hasina could've smelt it) & not expected. It tantamount s to the very denial of the nation. That puts the nation in peril. Even now, I am sure, if the people rally around his iconic image, a semblance of normalcy & unity of the nation can be ensured.
On this backdrop, the Army-man who took charge of the situation, is acting now - to save the nation. If my reading is correct, India should owe him gratitude for saving that country.

[kanwar]

most disturbing for PMO office as their is coup in Bangladesh and now anti India power will raise their head in Bangladesh and
their is another de stabilizing factor Bangladesh army Indian ocean region will be in storm for next 5 year unless India act to secure its strategic points like area of chicken neck corridor and we need access of bay of Bengal to our north eastern states

[mujtabalokhandwala]

This is how the end of dictators work out.
Will Modi take a lesson from this?

[asimsehanobis]

Experts are always wiser after the events.Once Churchill opined about Economists, if there are 6 Economists, there will be 7 opinions.

[anknoman]

It is the oppression of the Hasina government, the worst dictator in modern times, has created this problem. The intervention of the Modi government to our internal affairs is also one of the key reasons behind the problem. Mr. Modi consistently helped Hasina to become the most oppressive dictator. This angered the people of our country against India.

[korendrareang]

May be next in India after Bangladesh bez unemployment is high.

[Sumun]

Dictator gone. BANGLADESH will raise Again.

[karthikk]

Why isn't Rahul Gandhi is not speaking about this matter being a opposition leader in India

[gangadharhiremath]

Last three elections in Bangla were severely manipulated.
In India 2024 elections were definitely manipulated.
This is a sufficient indicator for the Gujju fascist autocrat ruling now.

[mohammadmahfuzulbari]

I think this is the best summarization I heard of how this happened. succinct. Thank you.

[TheContrariann]

So that's what Indian Express was waiting for