Bangladesh Socio-Political Crisis 2024 and onwards

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BAL attempted to make the biggest comeback on the street to date.

Indian moles within BNP and the current economic and power crisis will force BNP to strike a deal with BAL I think. At this rate BAL 2.0 will be back in power in a few years.

This is the problem when you don't root out the old establishment after a revolution.
 
BAL attempted to make the biggest comeback on the street to date.

Indian moles within BNP and the current economic and power crisis will force BNP to strike a deal with BAL I think. At this rate BAL 2.0 will be back in power in a few years.

I don't think so. Not yet.
 
BAL attempted to make the biggest comeback on the street to date.

Indian moles within BNP and the current economic and power crisis will force BNP to strike a deal with BAL I think. At this rate BAL 2.0 will be back in power in a few years.

This is the problem when you don't root out the old establishment after a revolution.

Looks like a battle within BNP. Bd nationalist vs Dalals.

TR should align with Jamat and root out all the dalas from his party and administration otherwise he will face the music once more.
 
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I personally do not want to see BNP collapse like BAL , but the zameeni alamat is not looking good for TR.

@AbuShalehRumi — what’s your reading, bro? On the surface I see anti‑India rhetoric, but trade volume is increasing and the Indian HC is holding meetings almost every day with government officials including President.

People did not give their lives just for BNP to replace BAL.
What is the wrong with BNP? Did they not see what happened to BAL for sucking up to Bharat?
 
@Al-Zakir

Zakir mian,

On the surface I see anti‑India rhetoric, but trade volume is increasing

What is wrong with that? BD folks need stuff and for many of these Indians are the cheapest providers. Poor BD people may not want to pay more to satisfy the ego of revolutionaries, perhaps?

Regards
 
@Al-Zakir

Zakir mian,

On the surface I see anti‑India rhetoric, but trade volume is increasing

What is wrong with that? BD folks need stuff and for many of these Indians are the cheapest providers. Poor BD people may not want to pay more to satisfy the ego of revolutionaries, perhaps?

Regards

India is an enemy state. It's more than stupid to empower enemy's economy.
 

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