Citizenship laws of Myanmar and India are big threats for Bangladesh

While Bangladesh is largely neutral in the border and regional-international geopolitical conflicts between the nuclear-armed states of China, India and Pakistan, the impact of the social explosion could be felt in Bangladesh as well due to the internal politics of India and Myanmar and discriminatory citizenship laws. Incidents of genocide and rape by Myanmar forces and Buddhist terrorists in Rakhine have already come under international court scrutiny. Whatever the outcome of the trial, the guilt of a planned ethnic cleansing or genocide is never erased. Several years before the Hutu militia killed millions of Tutsi minorities in Rwanda in the 1990s, social and political analysts feared a major social and political conflict and genocide there. Those who predicted it before the Rwandan genocide took place, said Genocide Studies academician and founder of Genocide Watch, Prof. Dr. Gregory Stanton is one of them. In 1994, more than half a million Tutsi minorities were killed in just a few months of ethnic conflict in Rwanda and Burundi. That time Gregory Stanton has expressed fears of a similar Muslim genocide in India. He compared the current situation in India with that of Muslims in Rwanda and Myanmar. Stanton, a former professor at George Mason University in Fairfax County, Virginia, USA, reiterated the threat of a Muslim genocide in India at a recent congressional briefing entitled 'Call for Genocide of Indian Muslims'. The congressional briefing was organized by the Indian American Muslim Council. He compared the situation to that of Muslims in Rwanda and Myanmar. Stanton, a former professor at George Mason University in Fairfax County, Virginia, USA, reiterated the threat of a Muslim genocide in India at a recent congressional briefing entitled 'Call for Genocide of Indian Muslims'. The congressional briefing was organized by the Indian American Muslim Council. He compared the situation to that of Muslims in Rwanda and Myanmar. Stanton, a former professor at George Mason University in Fairfax County, Virginia, USA, reiterated the threat of a Muslim genocide in India at a recent congressional briefing entitled 'Call for Genocide of Indian Muslims'. The congressional briefing was organized by the Indian American Muslim Council.

Gregory Stanton also expressed fears of a Muslim genocide in India in 2002, when more than a thousand Muslims were killed in the Gujarat riots. At that time Narendra Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. He did nothing to prevent riots and Muslim genocide. The United States also banned Narendra Modi for rioting and human rights abuses. After that Narendra Modi came to power in Delhi, the background of a Muslim genocide in India began to form. Kashmir's revocation of special status, blackout of communications, imposition of special military rule, extrajudicial killings and the introduction of anti-Muslim citizenship laws in various states have been cited as backgrounds to possible bloody clashes and genocide. Gregory Stanton. The Rohingya crisis is a major threat to Bangladesh's regional security, international image and political-economic prospects. This crisis did not occur in 2016 or in the last decade. The problem, artificially created by the British-Indian geopolitical manipulation and the racist political views of the Burmese military junta, has reached a critical stage today. The mountainous and riverine state of Arakan in western Burma has a history of thousands of years behind becoming the cultural backbone of the Muslim population of Bangladesh. It is said that the Rohingyas are the descendants of the people who took refuge in Satar after the sinking of a ship of Arab merchants off the coast of Burma in the 8th century AD. They also settled in Chittagong on the other side of the Naf River. Due to the similarity of the folk language and religious culture of Chittagong-Cox's Bazar with the Rohingyas of Arakan, the Burmese have tried to keep the Rohingyas as Bangladeshis. The geo-political and cultural ties of the Chittagong region with Arakan date back hundreds of years. In the midst of an internal political conflict, the then Mra-Uk emperor of Arakan, Naramekhla, fled and took refuge with the Sultan of Bengal, Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah. As a result of its stay in Bengal for about 24 years, Naramekhla was greatly influenced by the Muslim culture of Bengal. Naramekhla was finally able to regain the throne with the military help of the Sultan. After re-ascending the throne of Naramekhla Arakan, he converted to Islam and introduced the Arabic sealed gold coin. The Muslims who migrated to Arakan from Bengal as soldiers with Naramekhla also settled there permanently by learning the language and culture of the Bengali Muslims in Arakan. Development occurs. It is known that the Sultan of Bengal also gave him some lands as a gift. After the death of Sultan Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah and Naramekhla, the successors of Naramekhla are said to have occupied some parts of Tripura and Comilla in Bengal. Thus the story of the ancient history of Bengal's political-cultural exchange with Arakan has been written. The Rohingyas settled on the west coast of Burma thousands of years ago and formed the basis of their political-cultural identity there. After thousands of years, Bangladesh will have to face great geopolitical risks if the British-India-Western and Burmese tensions cannot be stopped to expel the Bengali Muslims from Arakan. Bangladesh's position against such activities since the British colonial period is chaotic, unplanned and unstable. Just as Indian Muslims had an outstanding role (sacrifice more than Hindus) in the Indian independence struggle, so did the Muslim leaders of Arakan in the 1948 independence movement in Burma. After Burma became independent, several Muslim leaders were elected in the country's national elections and played a strong role in politics. The conspiratorial ploy of the British to exclude the Muslims of Arakan from the list of the Burmese minority in their last military rule, As a reflection of that, ethnic persecution of the Rohingyas began there. In 1956, the first thousands of Rohingya Muslims fled from Rakhine and came to the then East Pakistan and Bangladesh. Most of the Rohingyas sheltered by the Pakistani government's political-diplomatic initiative were forced to return to Rakhine. When the Burmese military junta persecuted millions of Rohingya again in Bangladesh in 1986, the military junta government of Myanmar was forced to take them back and rehabilitate them in the face of Ziaur Rahman's strong diplomatic role. Then in 1982 a new citizenship law was passed in Burma, which did not recognize any status of Rohingyas as Burmese citizens. After living in Rakhine for thousands of years and contributing to the Burmese independence struggle, the Rohingya have failed to gain recognition as citizens of Myanmar simply because they are Muslims. No status of Rohingyas as Burmese citizens has been recognized. After living in Rakhine for thousands of years and contributing to the Burmese independence struggle, the Rohingya have failed to gain recognition as citizens of Myanmar simply because they are Muslims. No status of Rohingyas as Burmese citizens has been recognized. After living in Rakhine for thousands of years and contributing to the Burmese independence struggle, the Rohingya have failed to gain recognition as citizens of Myanmar simply because they are Muslims. No status of Rohingyas as Burmese citizens has been recognized. After living in Rakhine for thousands of years and contributing to the Burmese independence struggle, the Rohingya have failed to gain recognition as citizens of Myanmar simply because they are Muslims. No status of Rohingyas as Burmese citizens has been recognized. After living in Rakhine for thousands of years and contributing to the Burmese independence struggle, the Rohingya have failed to gain recognition as citizens of Myanmar simply because they are Muslims. In the same process, the BJP government in India is conspiring to de-state millions of Muslims in various states in the name of new citizenship laws. Considering these issues as internal issues of Myanmar or India, Bangladesh has no chance to remain silent. Although the United Nations declared the Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar's Rakhine state as the world's most persecuted minority in 2013, no one has played a role in protesting or redressing the issue since the genocide and genocide began in 2016. Due to China's influence over Myanmar's military junta and its geopolitical interests, Westerners are occasionally heard speaking softly on the Rohingya genocide and the rehabilitation of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. With their tacit consent, some 600,000 Rohingya Muslims who fled genocide in 2016 were repatriated to Myanmar with recognition of their basic human rights and citizenship. No strong initiatives have been taken by the international community for rehabilitation. The European Union and the Americans, who are politicizing democracy and human rights, are also ending their responsibilities by talking a lot about the Rohingya in Myanmar. After that, 4 more years have passed since the agreement was executed at the field level on January 16, 2016, but the repatriation of Rohingya could not be started. In the middle, there are proposals on some dialectical issues, including various types of extremist threats from the West, including the United States. On the Myanmar side, China's opponents seem to be creating a situation with Bangladesh. However, Bangladesh did not step into it. India or Myanmar have never given Bangladesh the status of goodwill to maintain friendship and peaceful coexistence with its neighbors. Myanmar's military junta has been forced to repatriate and rehabilitate Rohingya after President Zia threatened to send them to the border with military training. War planning and capability are essential for peace. Expectations and proposals for unilateral peace can never ensure peaceful coexistence. Peace and security For sometimes war is the only solution. War does not always end with bloody conflicts, but victory can be ensured through diplomatic-cultural battles. It is time to focus on cultural-economic and diplomatic and intellectual struggles to avoid military conflict. Although there are some external differences between the Sino-Indian and Western powers over the Rohingya genocide and human rights in Myanmar, the silence on their rehabilitation and citizenship is indirectly indicative of a very similar position. The idea is that without major regional and international initiatives, the Rohingya crisis, like the Palestinian or Kashmiri crisis, will not be resolved any time soon. In this case, the history of the Rohingyas as Bangladesh was directly attacked, Bangladesh must take the lead in bringing the world community to its knees on the issue of heritage and human rights. Though not directly related, Bangladesh has also become one of the targets in the multi-dimensional anti-Muslim activities of India's NRC and BJP. The direct, indirect and behind-the-scenes role of the Western imperialist power has been observed in almost every war, rebellion and ethnic conflict in recent world history. It is noteworthy that in every case including Palestine, Kashmir, Gujarat, Rakhine, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Rwanda, Somalia, Libya, Yemen, Muslims are the victims of killing and torture. This means that the Western world has unannouncedly stood against Muslims. In the 90's, Samuel P. The main premise of Huntington's theory, The Clash of Civilizations, is the conflicting position of Islam and the Muslim world with Western capitalism in the post-Cold War world. In the wake of the mysterious 9/11 terrorist attacks, US President George W. Bush adopted a strategy of imposing economic pressure on Muslim countries in the name of the Crusades or the war on terror. Although many political changes have taken place in the United States and the Western world over the past two decades, their policy towards Muslims is still continuing. He predicted that in this conflict, Islamic civilization could merge with Chinese civilization. This is a very simple calculation. The participation of Central Asian countries, including Pakistan, Iran and Turkey in China's Road and Belt Initiative, illustrates that geopolitical reality. But there is a different paradigm in the crisis over the existence of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, not just because they are Muslims. There is a sort of behind-the-scenes interaction between China, India and the US to maintain their vested interests in Myanmar's potential mineral resources. After thousands of Muslims were killed in the BJP's fascist communal riots in India due to geopolitical compromises, there is now silent support from the Western world against the misguided attempt to deport millions of Muslims to Bangladesh like the Rohingyas through barbaric citizenship laws. Although the Muslim population in the world is around 200 crores, India has the highest number of Muslims living in any single state. It may be impossible for any state power to kill or expel about 250 million Indian Muslims. In the name of the Citizenship Amendment Act, in the name of Hindutva, to further unite Bangladesh against any communal-political catastrophe on the Muslims of India and its neighboring countries.