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@Titutitu90 @BDHindus71 bhai tor ma ke niye ja amr kutta tao chude diyeche tor ma ke next tor bon ke patha

@BDHindus71 Aigula sob gula randiar agent, sobgula ke arrest more mobile cheak kora hok ,oder kun baba oder taka diche

Massive protests erupting in Dhaka against the fundamentalist Jamaat-BNP ! #AllEyesOnBangladeshiHindus

@BDHindus71 hey hindu tumi gorje otho judhhe r somoy eshe geche astra sastra haat ey nao judhho r dhonni bajbe khub siggiri

🚨 FIERY SPEECH BY HINDU STUDENT 🚨 A brave Hindu student of Dhaka University delivered a powerful and fiery speech against the desecration of Lord Shri Ram. Our Hindu GenZ is rising! “We are Sanatanis. Our silence does not mean we are weak or impotent. We are not afraid of death. A clear warning to the extremists: If we ever behave like your mob culture, you will not be able to bear it.”

@tathagata2 @ArunudoyB

We don't want the TMC in Bengal. We don't want Bengal to suffer further. Please let her come to power in your own state. Why do you want Bengal to endure a corrupt dictator?

This victimhood mentality from our football content creators is so meh..Man we are elite in cricket becz BCCI & the players worked hard for years unlike a corrupt sport body like AIFF..Why do you need the downfall of cricket to become good in football.Why cant we be good in both

@_jiddu apne state mein rakhle hame nhi chahiye

Mamta didn't lost in Bengal against BJP. She lost when her own MP, MLA left her and supported her opposition. • Mamta will come back stronger. A tigress can build her party once, and she can do it again.

@roy_nayonika ipac working overtime nice job guys any vacancies?

রাম মন্দিরের ৭ কোটি টাকা উধাও!! তারপর Cctv Footage ও উধাও!! ঈশ্বরের ও টাকা ছাড়ছেন না¿? #ModiHaiToMumkinHai

This is the India that the algo doesn't push to the world Repost for the world to see !

Just look at TMC Jujershiha Pradhan Mandira Gain shivering and apologizing to the public for her misdeeds and corruption Absolute karma

@RichaChadha irrelevant actress tryna be relevant 💪🏻

Indians can’t afford data centres 🥺

@im_shenoy bhai apko waqlat nhi krna h kya 😭

Period. Football fans from India ≠ Indian football fans!!

@RebelSanyasi in

Starting a cool Bengali group. Want in? Comment below.

As long as Indian football fans will hate Indian cricket. Indian football will never match the heights of Indian cricket.

@arshadrahm7322 @ZulkarnainSaer @trahmanbnp @ur_zahed @MEAIndia besh koreche dhore kelayani bhaggo bhalo jotowbar ashbi tora totowbar toder kelano hobe

@ZulkarnainSaer @trahmanbnp @ur_zahed @MEAIndia @HCI_Dhaka Why was Bangladesh PM's Adviser (State Minister rank) kept waiting 2 hrs at Delhi airport on June 14 without explanation — despite pre-notification & High Commissioner present? He declined entry & returned. Please clarify.

Dr Zahed Ur Rahman an Adviser to the Prime Minister @trahmanbnp of Bangladesh was subjected to treatment by Indian immigration authorities that was unwarranted and deeply discourteous. According to accounts of the incident which was confirmed from @ur_zahed himself, he was made to wait for nearly two hours at New Delhi airport without any clear explanation, despite travelling on a valid passport and visa. Bangladesh High Commissioner to India @hamidullah_riaz , accompanied by another diplomatic officer and a protocol official from the High Commission, had gone to the airport to receive Dr Zahed upon his arrival. After disembarking, he was escorted to the immigration area and submitted his passport for entry. What followed, however, was far from routine. After his passport was submitted, he was directed to a general waiting area and asked to wait — a wait that stretched to nearly two hours, with no explanation offered. Throughout this period, officials of the Bangladesh High Commission, including the High Commissioner himself, remained in active contact with @MEAIndia , working to resolve the situation. Eventually, Indian immigration authorities informed Dr Zahed that he could proceed and enter the country. By that point, however, he had made up his mind. He declined entry and, despite repeated requests from immigration officials, refused to leave the airport. Arrangements were subsequently made for him to return to Dhaka via Colombo. Making a visiting dignitary of state-ministerial rank who also happens to be an Adviser to the Prime Minister, wait for hours without explanation reflects poorly on the professionalism of the process from the part of Indian immigration authorities and has understandably generated anger in Bangladesh. Yet the incident also raises important questions that deserve clarification. When a person of Dr. Zahed's status—effectively holding the rank of a state minister—travels abroad, even on an ordinary passport, it is standard diplomatic practice for the relevant High Commission to notify the host country's foreign ministry in advance. Such communication is generally conveyed through a diplomatic note or formal letter outlining the visitor's status, purpose of visit and expected arrival details. Once such a notification reaches the Ministry of External Affairs, it is typically shared with the relevant agencies, including immigration and security authorities under the Ministry of Home Affairs. This ensures that officials at the port of entry are aware that a senior government representative is arriving and can facilitate the necessary protocol arrangements. This leads to a straightforward but important question. Did the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi formally notify the Indian Ministry of External Affairs about Dr. Zahed's visit before his arrival? If such a notification was sent and the incident still occurred, responsibility would rest squarely with the Indian side, and the treatment meted out to Dr Zahed would represent a serious diplomatic embarrassment. If, however, the required diplomatic communication was not issued, then the matter points to a significant lapse by the @bdhc_delhi itself. While that would not necessarily excuse the conduct of immigration officials, it would raise legitimate questions about whether proper diplomatic procedures were followed before the visit. For that reason, Bangladesh authorities should clarify the protocol arrangements that preceded the trip. The actions of Indian immigration have already come under scrutiny. Whether there was also an avoidable procedural failure on the Bangladeshi side remains a question that merits a clear answer.

@ZulkarnainSaer @trahmanbnp @ur_zahed

Ohhh no, how dare India become secular and tolerant of other religions... Wasn't this a supposed right wing rhetoric of standing against Indian secularism and religious tolerance. Oh wait, its Jews as such things only matter when it's Muslims. Left wing logic.

@HALDERSAN eta ke?

MAHA GYAANI

@sayerhsjar drog baba>>>>>

this guy, that bhabhi alonso guy, and muth maarne waala should stick to reacting matches only...shut up rest of the time

@pedrismessi time to unfriend this guy

My friend who’s watching football for the first time likes Ferran 😭😭😭😭

ignore her just like aiff ignores football 👍🏼