Bangladesh has fallen into a manhole, the country has turned into a bottomless basket. The country has long served as a transit point for India’s money; To say that Bangladesh was born for India.
These words come from the video blogs of several popular YouTube channels; Pinaki Bhattacharya is ahead of everyone in this regard.
Activists Pinaki Bhattacharya
Pinaki Bhattacharya is making videos against the government of Bangladesh and for restoring democracy in Bangladesh which inspires people. And one thing to say is that he wants to create a special system to strengthen the economy of Bangladesh through the India Out program.
However, it seems that all the words that Pinaki speaks against the government of Bangladesh are not considered to be true because the analysts say that this government has some commendable works as well.
Bangladesh Government Commendable works
This government has formed the government in Bangladesh for the fourth consecutive time and established its governance here is considered as the first commendable act of this government; Whatever it is! Bangladesh government has been able to establish a new type of police democratic system in Bangladesh, it is their unprecedented success. This government has successfully completed the work of a large construction like Padma Bridge by imposing the debt burden on the common people, this is one of their achievements. It is also a big success for Bangladesh Government to successfully implement the transit agreement with India before fully implementing the Teesta agreement with India.
Another notable act to commend the Government of Bangladesh is the creation of the ICT Act. It is a great contribution of the Bangladesh government that anyone can be arrested and tortured without notice through this law. Even for the fact that I am writing this article in appreciation of the Bangladesh government, the Bangladesh government has the ability to arrest me.
In conclusion
The debate surrounding Bangladesh’s political landscape and its relationship with India is multifaceted, as highlighted by the contrasting views expressed in the article. While Pinaki Bhattacharya’s activism advocates for democratic reforms and economic revitalization through the India Out program, there are opposing perspectives acknowledging the government’s achievements, such as its consecutive re-elections and infrastructure projects like the Padma Bridge. However, amidst these divergent narratives, it’s imperative to recognize the complexity of Bangladesh’s socio-political reality and the need for inclusive dialogue to address the country’s challenges and aspirations. Ultimately, the path forward for Bangladesh requires a balanced approach that respects diverse viewpoints while striving for collective progress and prosperity.
