Bangladesh Latest News | Bangladesh Passengers Recount Unrest As Air India Flight Lands In Delhi

Passengers arriving from Dhaka describe the current situation in Bangladesh as largely under control, following recent unrest. While some described the situation as "fine" and stated that Indians were not targeted, others recalled the country turning into a "war zone" on July 18, with massacres and student killings. The passengers noted that an interim government has taken control, and a curfew was imposed with army deployment. They expressed relief that factories, offices, banks, colleges, and schools are set to reopen, indicating a return to normalcy.

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[kmjihad]

This is the real situation right now in Bangladesh. Don't believe any false news and propaganda. Minority people are totally safe here.

[kunalkoch]

If pretty much control on Bangladesh, why did he return then😂

[zahurulshuvo]

Bangladeshi people speak in Bangla or English. We don't speak hindi and stop trying to tell them we know hindi. Stop hindi and urdu in Bangladesh

[mzhap]

India's government, journalists, and many YouTubers seem to have missed a crucial lesson: Hindutva, not neighboring countries, poses the greatest challenge to India's future. Over the last decade, the Indian electorate has empowered a Hindutva-driven government, while at the same time backing Sheikh Hasina’s regime in Bangladesh—a regime that has systematically undermined democracy and oppressed Muslims.

India’s involvement in Bangladesh’s internal politics has gone beyond mere support for Hasina. It has actively contributed to the erosion of democratic principles in Bangladesh. This interference has been so deep and pervasive that it ultimately necessitated Bangladesh's second struggle for independence.

Bangladesh:

First Independence: From Pakistan (16 Dec 1971)
Second Independence: From India (5 Aug 2024)

[monirhossen]

they are telling the truth, don’t judge Bangladesh as Awami League eyes. We are friend of India not enemy.

[celvincien]

Nothing is control in bd he is lieing 😢

[DJbravo]

Hasina got which visa to India? Modi loves Hasina and Hasina loves Modi. Happy ending.

[Musicstore-ld]

Dont spread propaganda i am personally patrolling iscon temple in our Area Uttara No Hindus were Harmed Here