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Possible scenarios for India if Bangladesh fully aligns with China and Pakistan?  That could show how the region’s balance of power might shift.   China’s Role in Bangladesh’s Crisis Political leverage: After Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, Bangladesh’s interim government under Muhammad Younus has recalibrated foreign policy, moving closer to China and Pakistan.   Strategic concerns: China resented the U.S. pledging $200 million in aid to Bangladesh in September 2024, fearing Dhaka might tilt pro-American. Beijing has since stepped up its own engagement.   Military & security ties: Reports highlight increased defence cooperation between Bangladesh and Pakistan, with China seen as a silent backer of this alignment.   Economic influence: China continues to invest in Bangladesh’s infrastructure and Belt & Road projects, ensuring long-term economic leverage.   India’s Alarm Parliamentary warning: India’s Parliamentary Standing Committee...

Violence against minority Hindus in Bangladesh has sharply escalated since late 2025, with reports of killings, mob attacks, and blasphemy-related assaults. Rights groups documented over 2,900 violent incidents under the interim Yunus government. Key Facts on Atrocities against Hindus Killings: At least six Hindu men murdered in December 2025–January 2026, including journalist Rana Pratap Bairagi and grocery shop owner Sarat Chakraborty Mani.   Blasphemy-linked attacks: 71 incidents between June–December 2025 where Hindu communities were targeted following blasphemy allegations.   Sexual violence: Reports of assaults on Hindu women, adding to fear and insecurity.   Election concerns: Ahead of the February 5, 2026 general election, rights groups warned minorities may not be able to vote freely due to escalating violence.   Community protests: Hindu organizations like the Hindu Buddha Christian Oikya Perished reported 51 attacks in December 2025 alo...

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