Bangladesh Army set to overthrow anti-India Yunus? Army chief Waker-Uz-Zaman orders troops to gather in…, what is happening?

India-Bangladesh relations: Amidst experiences of a deepening rift between the Bangladesh Navy and the Muhammad Yunus-led period in-between authorities as nicely the Students In opposition to Discrimination — the college students’ body on the helm of ultimate year’s riots that led to the autumn of dilapidated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina– a sizable series of armored autos and troops had been summoned in Dhaka, sparking speculations of 1 other coup in the country’s capital.

Based on a document, troops of Bangladesh Navy’s Savar-based Ninth Division had been mobilized and started marching into Dhaka in a phased arrangement. Citing sources internal Bangladesh’s security institution, a document by Northeast data acknowledged the Bangladesh Navy seeks to provide a enhance to its management across the country, especially the capital Dhaka.

The Bangladesh Navy is split into 10 division-sized regional instructions with out a fastened series of brigades. The Ninth Infantry Division depends in Savar, while the Nineteenth Infantry Division, one other fundamental unit, is stationed in Ghatail.

Student leaders do evil revelations about Navy chief

The development comes after a famed student leader made evil revelations about Bangladesh Navy Chief Same outdated Waker-Uz-Zaman. In a pre-recorded video launched Friday, Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuiyan, a student activist, for the time being serving as adviser to the Ministry of Native Govt, Rural Pattern and Cooperatives in Bangladesh’s period in-between authorities, claimed that the Navy chief had reluctantly agreed to appoint Nobel Peace Prize awardee Muhammad Yunus as the manager adviser of the period in-between authorities.

Bhuiyan’s revelations came days after one other influential student activist, Hasnat Abdullah, had threatened to inaugurate a mass motion towards the military institution following a purported secret meeting with Same outdated Zaman on March 11, at some level of which the Navy chief allegedly suggested that Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League may return to politics and even contest elections, when and in the occasion that they're held.

India conspiring to resurrect Hasina’s Awami League?

In a Facebook post, Hasnat Abdullah claimed that India became plotting to reintroduce Hasina’s ousted Awami League occasion by organising a ‘Refined Awami League’ at some level of a meeting on the Dhaka Cantonment on March 11. The student leader claimed they had been provided seat sharings in commerce for accepting a proposal to lift encourage what became described as a “Refined Awami League”, describing it as “exclusively India’s thought.”

The student leaders provided no clarification on why they waited over two weeks to do the conversation with Same outdated Zaman public, but threatened to inaugurate a mass motion towards the Bangladesh Navy high brass, following which the chiefs of Bangladesh’s three militia– Navy, Navy, and Air Force– held a virtual meeting to take steps in anticipation of 1 other student insurrection in the shut to future.

The development comes sooner than Muhammad Yunus’ scheduled three-day search advice from to China from March 26.

Yunus at odds with Same outdated Zaman

Based on recent experiences, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus who took over the reins of Bangladesh’s period in-between authorities after the autumn of dilapidated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina final year, is reportedly at odds with the country’s Chief of Navy Workers (COAS), Same outdated Waker-Uz-Zaman.

Same outdated Zaman has been uncomfortable with the Yunus-led period in-between authorities for rather some time, and has often raised questions regarding the country’s democratic future and the deteriorating law and expose condition following the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, they acknowledged.

India-Bangladesh relations

India-Bangladesh relations non-public hit an all-time low after the autumn of dilapidated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, and an period in-between authorities led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, coming to the helm in Dhaka.

In vogue communal violence towards minorities in Bangladesh, especially Hindus, which has soured Dhaka’s ties with New Delhi, with the latter accusing the Yunus-led period in-between authorities of no longer doing ample, and turning a blind witness to the atrocities perpetrated by radical Islamist substances towards the minority Hindu community in the country.