bangladesh on akhand bharat map, after nepal, pakistan, now bangladeshi leader furious over drawing ‘united india’ map in parliament of india

‘Showing Bangladesh a threat to sovereignty’

The Foreign Ministry of Bangladesh has also not given any statement on this issue. Meanwhile, Hasnool Haq Inu, leader of the Jasad Party, which is part of the Awami League alliance, said that there is no such thing as a united India in the political map after 1947. He said that it is undesirable to show undivided India in the Parliament of India. He hoped that the Indian authorities would rectify it and display the correct map.

At the same time, the opposition Khaleda Zia’s BNP has opposed it and opposed the making of such a map. BNP General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said that showing Bangladesh in the undivided map of any other country is a threat to the country’s independence and sovereignty. He claimed that it was an insult to Bangladesh. Earlier, the leaders of Nepal and the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan had strongly objected to this graffiti. Many other parties of Bangladesh have opposed this graffiti. At the same time, many political analysts of Bangladesh say that the Government of Bangladesh should seek an explanation from India in this regard.