The Daily Morning Sun Online Report //

Raising the question of why India didn’t speak out when Biswajit was killed by Chhatra League, Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, as a special guest at a BNP discussion meeting, said that Sheikh Hasina is crying crocodile tears today because Chinmoy has been arrested. What reward will you get from India for this?

He said that the Indian Foreign Office talked about releasing Chinmoy. In this context, he wants to question the Indian Foreign Office that when Sheikh Hasina’s pet child Chhatra League Jubilee killed Biswajit, what did the Indian Foreign Office say? Why did the Foreign Office remain silent?

When you released the dams of your northeastern rivers, the people of the northeastern region were swept away. Not only the houses of Muslims were swept away, the houses of Hindus were also swept away. Where was the Indian Foreign Office? In that case, no one could see any sign of mercy. Chinmoy, whose name is being accused, is a citizen of Bangladesh.

The court will see whether he is guilty or not. Why is the Indian Foreign Office so interested in this matter? He also said that Sheikh Hasina, who killed more than two thousand children and teenagers indiscriminately in the last movement, gave shelter to him today.

At the same time, referring to the attack on Sarjis Hasnat, he said that there may be a connection with ISKCON here. He said, do you think that you will get away with destabilizing Bangladesh? You will not be able to do anything by destabilizing this country of eighteen crores.

The people of this country are aware. The people of this country fought for their independence, India struggled, but the people of Bangladesh, the people of Bangladesh know how to sacrifice their lives for their country.

The people of Bangladesh have been living together as Hindus and Muslims for a long time. We Muslims go to Hindu worship and Hindus come to our Eid Miladun Nabi. Is India trying to break this brotherhood of ours, just to protect Sheikh Hasina?

We don’t know what kind of conspiracy you are hatching, but the people of Bangladesh have caught on to it.