By Moinuddin Anar*
If the British couldn’t have captured Bengal, it couldn’t have captured India. If it couldn’t capture India, it couldn’t have used all of the resources against the Ottoman empire. Bangladesh is a country with 100 million young men who are fit for military service. It has a nuclear power plant and is historically one of the most strategically important places in South Asia.
This country has 700+ rivers and canals which made it very difficult for any army to control it without local support. India managed to annex muslim ruled Hyderabad through a direct military operation. In 1971, it intervened in the bloody civil war between the armed rebel factions of Bengali forces & Pakistan army which led to the creation of Bangladesh. In 1972, the Indian army had to leave Bangladesh.
This action was forced by three critical factors. Bangladesh was East Pakistan. If India had annexed it, it would be considered as Indian Occupied East Pakistan. Bengali muslim hate Indian presence. Already rebel forces started ambushing the Indian Army. Third factor was that the Indian army is a multi-ethnic army. If they saw, Bangladesh is independent inside the heart of India and successfully resisting the mighty Indian army, it would divide India into multiple pieces. Those regiments would fight for their own independence. After all Bangladesh was created on the basis of ethnocentric nationalism & this was endorsed by India.
So what is wrong with having an independent Sikh state? Sikh were the tip of the sword of the Indian army. So India decided to treat Bangladesh as a colony ( which would not have an armed force & Independent foreign policy ) instead of being seen as a loser who fled a small country after fighting to control it. They created beneficiary groups to control the country indirectly but in 1975, the assassination of the founding father of Bangladesh by a small faction of the army, gave new hope & opportunity. Bangladesh began to break the shackles of Indian supremacy till 2006.
With the fall of Dhaka in 2006, Pakistan got into trouble. It was unable to move like it did before. India+Israel alliance could destabilise Pakistan because India’s first security threat is under control & they shifted all of their focus against Pakistan. India+Israel alliance is also a major security threat to the Turkish & muslim world. India gave weapons to Armenia against Azerbaijan. India is actively supporting worldwide muslim genocide.
Dhaka is finally free from Indian political control. But India built a very strong network of influence in BD in the last 16 years. These elements will destabilise the government. Muslim world finally got the chance to make their enemy weaker. When India is weak, Israel is also weak, Armenia is also weak. India is a hand of the Globally Organised Demonic Syndicate force. Muslim world must give economic, intelligence & armed support to the new government of Bangladesh & the people. They must reach out to the government & do things quickly. Next 2 months are vital for us.
Bring Bangladesh to the muslim block again. I hope the good muslim leaders will lend the helping hand as brothers to this nation. Muslim world must invest in education, healthcare, army, & industrial sectors in Bangladesh. Only in this way, the deep rooted beneficiary groups of India+Israel can be uprooted from my beloved country. We defeated the threat of muslim worlds multiple times but lost the progress of deep rooted beneficiary groups. We have many martyrs fighting for Palestine. If Bangladesh rises, another muslim super-power will rise.
Qatar+Turkiye+Pakistan+Bangladesh+Malaysia+Indonesia block should become a dominant force in Asia. Another dominant power block should be formed in Africa. We have the experience of overthrowing fully armed tyrants without any weapons. We were shot from helicopters, APCs. Still, by the help of Allah, we defeated the Tyrants. Israel will always fear this nation. Israel will try to destroy this nation. Don’t let them do it. Standing by the side of Bangladesh is the responsibility of the muslim world.
*A Veteran of July-August Mass Uprising in Bangladesh.
