The current situation in Bangladesh has become worrying. This is becoming a scourge for India. The slogan of Mughalistan is being raised. Organizations like Jamaat, Rohingya and Tablik are spreading their network from West Bengal to Nepal.
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Thinker and writer Dr. Saptarishi Basu said these things in the lecture on the topic Bangladesh Uday Se Aaj Tak organized by the organization Unnat Social Humanity Organization in Anand Mohan Mathur Auditorium. At the beginning of the program, the guests garlanded the picture of Maa Bharati and lit the lamp. The main speakers in the program were Brigadier Subhash Kulkarni, Dr. Saptarishi Basu, Brigadier Saurabh Jain, Gurpreet Singh Bhatia, social worker Abhay Singh Rathod, Dr. Rakesh Shivhare, Dr. Nishant Khare, Major Karnik etc. While introducing the organization, President of the organization Ashok Adhikari said that since 2019, the organization has been bringing contemporary and burning issues in front of the society in the form of reflection for 6 consecutive years. The organization is leading in education, health, environment, values and training of women along with the young generation. Ashok Adhikari also said that the conditions being created before the rise of Bangladesh and today also have the cooperation of neighboring countries. Founding members Akhilesh Nema, Ramakrishna Patidar, Amber Jain, Ashok Kothari, Sandhya Yadav, Bharat Bhushan, Shiv Shankar, Subrata Sarkar, Vishwajeet Malik etc. welcomed the guests with shawl, shriphal and organ clothes. During this period, patriotic and spiritual slogans were also raised many times. Mainly slogans like Vande Mataram, Bharat Mata Ki Jai, Jai Mahakali, Har Har Mahadev kept resonating. Chetan Nagar expressed his gratitude.
dignitaries present at the ceremony
Situation like 1971 again in Bangladesh today—
Brigadier Subhash M Kulkarni said that the current situation in Bangladesh is pathetic. Women are not safe, Hindus are being tortured there, it is not possible to say Jai Bangla, the situation which was there in 1971 has been recreated today. Brigadier Kulkarni said that it is important for us to know the history, if one forgets the history then the future will be forced to repeat the history. The result of the mistakes we made is that today we have to bear the brunt of Bangladesh again. Brigadier Kulkarni shared the detailed information of Operation Vijay Goa war among everyone and also told that protecting India from internal attacks still remains a challenge.
The city’s intelligentsia came to listen to the lecture.
Every citizen needs to become a soldier
While talking about the Indian Army, Dr. Nishant Khare said that there were different wars in 1948, 62, 65, 71 and 91 and all our soldiers showed bravery and won, in today’s time every citizen There is a need to become a soldier. Dr. Khare told that we can stop the filth in the surroundings, do not spread garbage here and there, if we follow the traffic signals properly and follow the rules, then we will still be in the service of the country. In this way, by doing small acts of awareness, we become citizen soldiers. Can and serve the country.
Bangladeshi terrorist organization in contact with Pakistan
Dr. Saptarishi Basu: Thinker, thinker and writer, Dr. Saptarishi Basu expressed his opinion openly on many unresolved issues. His style seemed so polite that people kept listening to him. Dr. Basu told that terrorist organizations like Jamaat, Rohingya Tablik are creating trouble for India in Bengal and they are also in contact with Pakistan. Bangladesh remains a drug highway, where illegal drug trade takes place. Dr. Sapt Rishi Basu told that Bangladesh has become a stronghold of narcotics between Pakistan, Afghanistan, Cambodia and Myanmar and illegal activities take place here. Dr. Sapt Rishi Basu also told that in Bangladesh, children between 8 years to 16 years are getting involved in drugs and illegal activities, here children of 14 to 16 years, who are known as Chocolate Boys, are very dangerous in every way. The crime is taking hold of Bangladesh. Dr. Saptarshi Basu told that the youth in engineering colleges in Bangladesh are in touch with terrorist organizations. The people who migrated from Syria and made Bangladesh their home are dangerous for India. Many organizations on social media in Bangladesh are suspicious. Bangladesh is moving towards a black hole state.
Honored the brave soldiers
On this occasion, Major General VS Karnik from the organization Unnat, Dr. Savarlal Sharma of Water Service, Veerangana Sandhya Kulkarni, KP Shreeji, Sushil Kumar Chakraborty, OP Jaiswal, Sharad Vidya Air Force, NL Pardesi from Navy, Captain S Sipande, Manish Pandey etc. Retired soldiers were honoured.