Uproar in India-Bangladesh over Trinamool's funding of Jamaat

The Dhaka Times Desk There has been a commotion in India and Bangladesh over Trinamool's funding of Jamaat. The uproar started with a report published in the famous Indian newspaper Anandabazar Patrika yesterday. Trinamool leader Momma is also in a bad mood.

Senior BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh has accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of Jamaat-e-Islami's involvement. When a news about this was published in the Anandabazar newspaper yesterday, it was shocking. Yesterday, the main topic of media in India and Bangladesh was the issue of support of Trinamool Bangladesh Jamaat. Senior BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh told reporters, 'West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has financed Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh with Sarada corruption money. Instead, they used their influence on the voters of Bengal to help them win the election.' Siddharth also said, 'Some newspapers in Bangladesh and India have reported on this issue. Quoting a Bangladeshi newspaper, he accused Mamata's involvement with the Jamaat. This news was given by India's influential newspaper The Hindu.

Siddharth Nath Singh also said, 'This makes it clear how Sarada Group money has been smuggled into Bangladesh in bags and the activities of BSF have been controlled by the newly elected Trinamool Congress MP Ahmed Hasan Imran.' Quoting newspaper reports, he further said, 'Mamata's relationship with Sarada Group is very old. This relationship dates back to 2010 when he was the Railway Minister. Using that money, he won the 2011 assembly elections and 2014 Lok Sabha elections.' He said, 'If Mamata Banerjee was innocent, she would have denied these things and filed a defamation case against the media houses.' However, Trinamool MP Hasan denied this and said, 'He has no connection with that organization. He also filed a case against BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh.'

In such a situation, there was a wide discussion in the media of Bangladesh yesterday. In these discussions, the activities of Jamaat-e-Islami and Hefazat came up. The source of Jamaat's money and various issues were discussed yesterday. However, the conscious citizens of this country have raised the demand for an investigation into the matter.

It should be noted that while the previous government of India was in power, several issues, including the Teesta water agreement, were at the settlement stage, but West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee raised objections. These issues are coming to the fore in the current situation.