Dhaka: With BJP coming to power with sweeping majority, Bangladesh has become hyper reactive, the push-back fear is haunting the ruling government in Bangladesh. The country is suffering from bad economy and almost two years of Yunus’s loot-administration, had lamented industries, especially garment sector. With issues like Teesta River treaty and aftermaths of tensions ignited by Yunus. Amazon Brand - Myx Women's Pure Cotton Embroidered Short Kurti | Tunic | Short Kurta (Available in Plus Sizes) Regular Fit
Bangladesh hopes no 'pushback' after BJP's win in elections Bangladesh’s Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed, said that the Border Guard Bangladesh have been asked to remain alert along the frontiers. On May 6, 2026, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed spoke to media following a session at the Deputy Commissioners' Conference in Dhaka. His primary message was one of cautious optimism tempered by border vigilance. He hoped that no such incident [pushbacks] will happen despite the political shift in neighbouring Indian states.
The Minister used the term push-in to pronounce these potential actions, a phrase frequently used by Bangladeshi officials when they believe India is sending back individuals across the border without bilateral verification. The Minister expressed concern of both Assam and WB is ruled by BJP, illegal immigrants will be pushed back.
He reminded, during the campaign, the BJP frequently raised the issue of illegal immigration, accusing TMC administrations of allowing immigrants from Bangladesh. Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman too indicated that Bangladesh would take strict action if "push-in" incidents occurred, emphasizing that the new government intends to protect its territorial integrity. Pack off Owaisi, and go away with your 15-minutes brother
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