Pakistan-China help for Bengal's 'independence', Bangladeshi terrorist spews venom against India – News India Live | News India

Bangladesh terrorist Jashimuddin Rahmani: Now Bangladesh's new move. After ousting Sheikh Hasina from power, the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus released its own terrorist Jasimuddin Rahmani from jail. Now this same Rahmani, associated with Al Qaeda, is spewing venom against India. In a video, Rahmani, the president of Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT), has warned India not to associate with former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

A video of the ABT president is going viral. In this, he is talking about 'freedom of Kashmir'. He also sought help from India and Afghanistan for this. Apart from this, he has demanded the separation of West Bengal from India. He also urged West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to free Bengal from Modi rule and declare independence.

Rahmani was in jail

Let us tell you that Rahmani was in jail for a long time. But after the change of power in Bangladesh and the coming to power of Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus, he has been released from jail. Since then, he has been continuously issuing anti-India statements and videos. Jasimuddin is serving a 5-year jail sentence for the murder of Rahma. He was released on parole in August, just weeks after the military-backed interim government came to power in Bangladesh.

India's tension was increasing

Tensions have increased in India since Rahmani's release. Let us tell you that Rahmani's organization has strong ties with ABT Al-Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent (AQIS). Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent is banned in India. It has warned India against any aggressive action against Bangladesh. He said, this country is not like Sikkim or Bhutan. This is a country of 18 crore Muslims.

Threat of cutting 'chicken neck'

Jasimuddin Rahmani has also talked about China's help in cutting off India's 'Chicken Neck' and separating the northeastern states from the rest of India. Rahmani's message to the Bengal Chief Minister comes at a sensitive time when her government is facing public outrage after the rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata.