Bangladesh's Khulna to Sylhet territory of India's strange claim of the BJP leader!

The Dhaka Times Desk Subrahmanyam Swamy, one of the top leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has demanded a third of the territory from Bangladesh. He said that Bangladesh should hand over this land to India by drawing a parallel line from Khulna to Sylhet.

Quoting this top leader of India's communal party BJP on Saturday Bengali daily topical issue published from Silchar, Assam ‘খুলনা থেকে সিলেট পর্যন্ত সমান্তরাল রেখা টেনে এই জমি ভারতের হাতে ছেড়ে দিতে হবে বাংলাদেশকে’ এমন শিরোনামে খবর ছাপিয়েছে। সেই খবর বাংলাদেশের কিছু দৈনিকে It has also been published.

According to Subrahmanyam Swamy's argument, Daily Times states that one third of the Muslims entered India from present-day Bangladesh after the partition of the country. Bangladesh has to take them back. Otherwise Bangladesh will have to give up one third of the land to Dhaka for the establishment of these Muslims.

According to the report, BJP leader Swamy commented, India is a moderate country, here even though Hindus are more in number, people of all religions have been living together. However, Hindus are not allowed to exercise their basic rights in the neighboring countries, where Muslims are preventing them from practicing their religion. He also said that Hindus are deprived of basic rights in countries where Muslims are in majority including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar. As a result, India needs to be cautious about cross-border (Bangladesh) infiltration.

Subrahmanyam Swamy basically, in the British House of Commons debate in June 1947 on the partition of India and the basic context of the Indian Independence Act, theoretically explained that if the burden is imposed on the people, then the land must also be given.

Husband's proposal on how to take land from Bangladesh, draw a parallel line from Khulna to Sylhet and return this land to India in Bangladesh. He mentioned that he will raise this matter in the Parliament of India in the future and the clear attitude of the Government of India on this issue will be felt very soon in Dhaka.