After the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh and the formation of an internal government under the command of Mohammad Yusuf, it seems that Bangladesh is influencing the politics of many countries. From India to America, politics is being done in the name of Bangladesh. Four days before the voting for the presidential elections in America, Republican Party candidate and former President Donald Trump raised the issue of atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. He called it barbaric. Elections are to be held there on November 5 and before that, reports had come that a large part of NRIs are with Democrat candidate Kamala Harris. After that Trump raised the issue of atrocities on Hindus of Bangladesh.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad has supported this and praised Trump for raising this issue. Maybe they might get some benefit from it. However, in India too, politics has been going on in the name of Bangladesh for the last several months. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, giving the slogan of ‘If you divide, you will be divided’, gave the example of Bangladesh and said that what is happening there should not be allowed to happen in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s slogans are influenced by this. One day he said that ‘if we divide, those who divide will organize the gathering’ and on the day of Diwali he said that ‘if we remain united, we will be safe’. On the other hand, when Union Minister Giriraj Singh took out ‘Hindu Swabhiman Yatra’ in Bihar, he also reminded the incidents of Bangladesh everywhere.