Bangladesh के संकट पर बोले Foreign Expert Dr Sandeep Tripathi, ‘चीन नहीं चाहता…’
भारत के पड़ोसी देश बांग्लादेश में प्रधानमंत्री शेख हसीना के इस्तीफे के बाद सोमवार को सेना ने अंतरिम सरकार का गठन किया। बांग्लादेश के इस राजनीतिक संकट से उपजे हालातों को लेकर विदेशी मामलों के जानकार डॉ संदीप त्रिपाठी ने कहा कि ये एक सोची समझी साजिश हो सकती है। जो बांग्लादेश पिछले 15 सालों से आर्थिक विकास की राह पर था, जिससे हमारे अच्छे संबंध थे। ट्रेड प्रोसेस आगे जा रहा था। चीन चाहता है कि बांग्लादेश पूरी तरह से कर्ज के जाल में फंस जाए, भारत से उसके संबंध खत्म हो जाएं। ये भारत की सुरक्षा के नजरिए से एक महत्वपूर्ण घटना है।
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00:00South Asia remains calm, but the way the Prime Minister Sheikh Haseena left the country and after his departure,
00:13the way the media is saying that it was a student movement, but the footage shows that it was not a student movement.
00:21There could be a conspiracy behind it, which has completely destabilized Bangladesh, which has been on the path of economic development for the past 15 years,
00:31with which we have a good relationship with India.
00:34Recently, we were talking about the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
00:39Bangladesh was excited about the fact that both of us should talk about a free trade agreement.
00:46So, the trade process was moving forward.
00:48The process of investment that both of us were doing, we were talking about maritime security,
00:54we were talking about military joint exercises.
00:57All these things are important because Bangladesh is a very important neighbor of India.
01:03India has played a very important historical role in its creation.
01:08Some countries, especially Pakistan, do not like it.
01:14China wants Bangladesh to be in a debt trap.
01:19The partner of BRI is no longer in contact with India.
01:25But in the absence of Sheikh Haseena, the way relations with India developed in the past 15 years,
01:31we were sure that our borders with the five countries would meet with Bangladesh.
01:37And the way there are some issues with Bangladesh, such as illegal migration and infiltration,
01:46when relations between the two countries are good, it helps to solve such problems.
01:52And this is a very important event from the point of view of India's security.
01:56Because it will have its own spillover effect.
01:59Our borders with the five countries are around 4000 km.
02:04And the biggest thing is that Bangladesh is India's largest trade partner in South Asia.
02:12And Bangladesh is India's second-largest trading partner.
02:16So, when such developments are happening,
02:20and suddenly such events happen,
02:23and today the military has taken over the country,
02:27and the interim government will have to see what dynamics Bangladesh will take in the coming days.