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| Genocide Warning: The Jumma People in Bangladesh |
Bangladesh’s textile industry was built on cheap yarn, smooth transshipment, and India’s goodwill. But that equation has collapsed. India has pulled back port access, Bangladesh has blocked Indian yarn — and the country’s ready-made garment sector is now caught in a perfect storm.
Factories are shutting down, orders are drying up, and costs are spiraling. Can Bangladesh afford the price of this economic and diplomatic standoff? Why are Indian Politicians interested in developing textiles Industry in Bangladesh as if UP/Bihar / Jharkand are highly developed.
The Politicians should take care of their family first before helping their neighbour. Bangladesh is now even more dangerous than Pakistan with established access points. Fortunately India is in strong hands now. This blind hatred for a friendly India with a history & track record of only helping, protecting & supporting Bangladesh in favor of Pakistan which killed millions just 50 years ago is strange.
The Forgotten Genocide: Indigenous from Chittagong Hill Tracts In BangladeshEven animals can differentiate between friend & foe. How much can religious bigotry blind people from reality. Kudos to Himanta for calling this out, did Mamta even talk about it??
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