Violent Protests in Bangladesh | What is The Connection With Pakistan? | Aniqa Nisar's Report
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Violent Protests in Bangladesh | What is The Connection With Pakistan? | Aniqa Nisar's Report
Violent Protests in Bangladesh | What is The Connection With Pakistan? | Aniqa Nisar's Report
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00:00The security, economic and political situation is in front of you, but there are a lot of people in it who are definitely doing the work of sprinkling oil on the burning.
00:11And in this regard, the conversation of CMKPK has come to light that there are some armed individuals, the government and the police are also in danger in this regard.
00:20But let's take a look around, let's take a look at our neighborhood.
00:25On the one hand, the quota of those people who fought against Pakistan in the 1971 war, that is, obviously somewhere, somehow the India will also be with them.
00:38The quota of those people's children was given to such an extent that there was a lot of protest in Bangladesh.
00:45And now, at this time, a decision has come from the Supreme Court, I will talk about it.
00:50But in Bangladesh, the protest of many students against the 30% quota that was given to the children of those who fought in the 1971 war.
01:01In Bangladesh, more than 130 deaths have been reported among the protestors since 5 days.
01:07It is being said that about 150 deaths have been reported.
01:10To control the protest, a curfew was imposed all over the country.
01:13As soon as the protestors were seen, they were ordered to shoot.
01:16These are children, these are murdering students.
01:18Internet and text messaging services have been shut down since Friday night all over the country.
01:22The students of the police and the leaders of the Awami League are suffering from the wings of the students who are against the quota system.
01:3056% of the government employees go to the quota.
01:35Of which 30% are government employees.
01:37In 1971, 10% of the children of those who fought in the war are women and 10% of those who are of a specific age are eligible for housing.
01:49In the government jobs, the quota system was abolished in 2018.
01:54After that, such demonstrations began in the country.
01:57But last month, the High Court decided to abolish 30% of the quota for the children of those who fought in the 1971 war.
02:06After the re-election of Haseena Wajid for the fourth consecutive year, this has all increased.
02:16And now the situation is that in the war in Bangladesh in 1971, the supporters of the Pakistani army were given the name of volunteers.
02:26And Haseena Wajid said that the protests against the quota system are being done by volunteers.
02:32So basically, all the students have been tagged that they are with Pakistan.
02:38That is, they are the same Sheikh Haseena Wajid, who meets with Modi very loudly.
02:44And Pakistan also has an anti-sentiment.
02:46Although Pakistanis consider Bangladeshis to be their brothers.
02:49But on the other hand, outside the embassy of Pakistan in Germany, the citizens of Afghanistan have protested.
02:59Germany has apprehended two people and is investigating the rest.
03:05On this, our MOFA has also called the German embassy and recorded its protest.
03:12Whether it is Afghanistan or Bangladesh, you will definitely see the tentacles of India in it.
03:19So also pay attention to this.
03:21As soon as Pakistan is a little shaken internally or weak or there are some issues.
03:27External forces also try to use it.
03:31They use it continuously.
03:33And somewhere or the other, India's hands are seen in it.
03:36In this regard, we will have to be alert.
03:39The country is ours.
03:40We don't have to go anywhere.
03:42The garden is ours.
03:43Don't burn it with your own hands.