Bangladesh is going to do one more thing to irritate India in the new government

India's relations with the new government of Bangladesh were not smooth. The Indian government, which had sheltered Sheikh Hasina, could not digest this with the new government of Bangladesh. Those involved in the Interim Government and their supporters are staunch opponents of Sheikh Hasina, so with Sheikh Hasina's help they are also seen as anti-India. In such a situation, the government led by Mohammad Yunus is taking such decisions day by day, which may increase India's anxiety. Earlier, the government talked about revising the MoU signed during the Hasina government, whereas now Bangladesh is increasing its rapprochement with Pakistan. IT Minister Nahid Islam's Grand Statement: Bangladesh Interim Government Broadcasting and IT Minister Nahid Islam has made a big statement. During a meeting with the Pakistani ambassador in Dhaka, he said that Bangladesh wanted to resolve the issue of the 1971 liberation war with Pakistan and wanted to strengthen ties between the two countries to ensure a democratic South Asia. Earlier on August 30, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif spoke to Muhammad Yunus over phone and stressed the need to work together for the progress and prosperity of the people of the two countries. Also Read – Conspiracy 8 Years Ago, Implemented by Toolkit Big Exposé on Bangladesh Coup, Closeness with Pakistan Until a month ago, Bangladesh was India's best friend, had a very strong relationship with India, Coup, after that, it seems. Be closer to China and Pakistan. Relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh were not good during Hasina's government, especially when Sheikh Hasina's government accused several leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami of committing war crimes in the 1971 war. Nahid Islam, a minister in Bangladesh's new government, was one of the student leaders who led the anti-reservation movement against Sheikh Hasina's government. Nahid Islam's statement on Pakistan comes after a meeting between senior officials of the interim government and Pakistan's High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Syed Ahmed Maroob. Also Read – Bangladesh Chief Minister advises Sheikh Hasina in India to resolve 1971 issue Regarding the meeting between Nahid Islam and Ahmad Maruf on September 1, 'Pakistan wants to resolve. Issues of 1971. wants to solve. Marup had said that the previous government did not give us an opportunity to discuss this issue and the previous government was maintaining the issue of 1971. If the Sheikh Hasina government had given a chance, the issue would have been resolved long ago, he said. Maroob said that Pakistan is keen to establish good relations with Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Information Technology Minister Nahid Islam in his official statement said that the 1971 issue is an important political issue in the history of Bangladesh. “According to Awami League this is the last chapter of history but we feel it is a part of history,” he said. What happened in 1971? In fact, after the 1971 Liberation War, Bangladesh became an independent country after breaking away from the western part of Pakistan. Sheikh Hasina's father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the hero of this freedom struggle. The Pakistani army was accused of constant atrocities in the area and eventually, with India's help, Bangladesh won its freedom struggle. According to media reports, around 30 lakh people were killed in the conflict.