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A shocking news has come out about the Nobel Prize winner and Bangladeshi economist Professor Mohammad Yunus. It has been learned that to avoid his legal and political troubles, he hatched a major conspiracy to increase tension on the Indo-Bangladesh border and create an atmosphere against India. However, Bangladesh’s Army and Sheikh Hasina government caught this trick in time and thwarted it completely.
Yunus is currently stuck in many serious legal digestion in Bangladesh. He has been sentenced to jail for violating labor laws, and about a hundred corruption and tax evasion cases are pending against him. To divert attention from these domestic difficulties and pressurize Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government, Younus thought of playing a dangerous game.
According to sources, Younus had planned that he would harm Indian interests by spreading a ‘brotherhood’ or ‘unity’ region around the border of India and Bangladesh. In this ‘drama’, he tried to join the clerics (Imams) of the border areas and some former army officers. His conspiracy was that through this, centuries -old cordial relations between India and Bangladesh could be spoiled. He hoped that this would tarnish the image of Sheikh Hasina government and would create sympathy towards him internationally.
However, Bangladesh’s intelligence agencies and the army got a glimpse of this act of Yunus. He not only realized the hidden plans behind this entire ‘brotherhood’ claim, but also exposed his ‘anti -India’ strategy. The army directly captured their lies and made it clear that the Bangladeshi army does not support anyone who tries to weaken national security or to spoil the relationship with any country.
It is being said that Professor Yunus was using his reach and international contacts to spread false propaganda against India. Some experts also claim that they were trying to harm Bangladesh’s secular identity by joining hands with pro -Pakistan and radical groups. Yunus is also said to be in a furore to flee to Canada, which makes their frustration clear. The Bangladesh government has ensured that their stakes are completely upside down and now they are under even more pressure.