Nawab Dr. Yunus and my note

At the end of the day, I was born in Bangladesh. My bloodline traces back thousands of years to Balaganj, which is located within Bangladesh. Additionally, for centuries, many of my relatives have been involved in politics in India. How can I ignore Bangladesh with such strong ties to both countries?

I also remind myself that the creation of Pakistan was a blunder and mistake, which caused the entire subcontinent to suffer politically for over 80 years. However, it is unclear why East Pakistan was renamed Bangladesh, as even "Bengalis' Father" Mujib did not know. The three factions of Pakistan Awami League mainly argued for autonomy for all of Pakistan's provinces, similar to the setup in the USA and India, rather than pushing for the renaming of Bangladesh.

After the 1971 Civil War, India made it clear to Mujib that if East Pakistan's name was not changed to Bangladesh, India would declare East Pakistan as India's occupied land. India would maintain this position until the Security Council resolved the issue.

However, Bangladeshi Bengalis believe that Bangladesh has a history of thousands of golden years. They achieved independence through a sea of blood, and the claim is unfounded and baseless.

Based on unfounded and baseless claims, some individuals from Bangladesh have written numerous books, articles, poems, songs, dramas, and movies. The nation's foundation is believed to be built on falsehoods and fabrications. The question is, who can run this country? If a nation does not build on truth in its history, that nation is bound to be chaotic. Lies cannot be a strong foundation for a country. Allah said, "The truth has come, and falsehood has vanished. Indeed, falsehood is bound to vanish." (17:81)

The unprecedented 2024 Bangladesh student movement overthrew the administration led by the daughter of the father of Bengalis, forcing her to flee to India in a special arrangement. She left the country in a state of uncertainty. The current government is constitutionally illegitimate as it did not suspend the constitution to legitimize itself. In other words, Bangladesh is being governed in a way reminiscent of the historical Muslim culture of Nawabs. Bengal was under Muslim Nawab rule for centuries. The current government is surviving in a "Nawabi" manner due to the influence of Dr. Yunus, an internationally respected individual.

As I spoke with one of the leading Indian political strategists, he made it absolutely clear that India is not taking things lightly. India is patiently observing the situation in Bangladesh. Of course, Bangladeshi Bengalis did not repay the Indian debt that India incurred in 1971 to help liberate Bangladeshi Bengalis from Pakistani rule and oppression. By listening to him, I was laughing. I told him that there was nothing to patiently observe. Bangladesh is?bound to fail. The nation is built on “fabrication and lie,” and it is?impossible to find a clear objective.

However, I indirectly lobbied to keep Dr. Yunus in his "Nawabi" to see how he and his general could bring any changes in the country, which I doubted. All Bengalis are liars and corrupt. However, the Muslim League and Awami League failed to deliver the expected “result” in the country; now let us see how the new “Nawab,” Dr. Yunus, gave us a good result.

Nawab Dr. Yunus faces two challenges: India and the hungry vultures waiting to eat the dead chicken impatiently. Can he tackle these?