Why is Mohammad Yunus afraid of PM Modi? False allegations being made against India before elections in Bangladesh

Elections are going to be held in Bangladesh in February 2026. Before that, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, is trying to score political points by turning the Bangladesh elections anti-India at any cost. But Mohammad Yunus is facing ‘mouth’s defeat’ every time. Mohammad Yunus, who ignored the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh, tried to find a new way to create an anti-Hindu wave in Bangladesh, but failed in that too.

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Let us tell you that Bangladesh has claimed that the two main suspects in the murder of their fundamentalist leader Usman Hadi are taking shelter in Meghalaya of neighboring India. Indian security agencies immediately reacted to this claim, calling it ‘fabricated and malicious’. Bangladesh Police says that these suspects have entered India with the help of local people, while Indian agencies are claiming strict surveillance on the border. This development has come to light amid the upcoming elections in Bangladesh and political instability there.

India rejected Bangladesh’s claims

Meghalaya Frontier, BSF Inspector General Om Prakash Upadhyay has denied Bangladesh’s claims. He told that no evidence of his living here has been found. Have crossed the international border from Mymensingh in Bangladesh to Meghalaya. Upadhyay said that BSF has not come to know of any such incident nor has it received any such report.

Strict monitoring on illegal infiltration

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He stressed that the international border is constantly monitored and any attempt at illegal infiltration will be immediately detected and dealt with. Meghalaya DGP Idashisha Nongrang said the reports emerging from Bangladesh about the killing of 32-year-old Hadi are baseless.

Why is Mohammad Yunus in tension?,

Tariq Rahman, son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, has returned to the country after 17 years. Rahman’s return has brought a new twist in Bangladesh politics. Rahman’s return comes at a time when there is political instability and a new wave of protests in the country. On the other hand, the return of Khaleda Zia’s son to his country has worsened the condition of Mohammad Yunus and fundamentalist groups. Actually Mohammad Yunus knows very well that Khaleda Zia has good relations with India and PM Modi. Prime Minister Modi had recently expressed concern about the health of Begum Khaleda Zia. He also assured all possible help from India.

Tariq Rehman is a perfect choice

The Indian government has its eyes set on Tariq Rahman of Bangladeshi Nationalist Party (BNP). They can play an important role in the formation of a government in Bangladesh that is elected by the people. This is an important equation for India also. Regional balance will be maintained with the presence of Tariq Rehman.

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heavy tension in bangladesh

There is an atmosphere of tension in entire Bangladesh after the death of anti-India student leader Sharif Usman Hadi. Hadi’s killers have not been arrested yet. After Hadi’s death, violence broke out in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka and other cities and the mob carried out massive arson in many areas. The interim government of Bangladesh is trying to garner public sympathy by blaming this issue on India. This is why now Bangladesh is making false claims that Hadi’s killers are in India.

Yunus government itself in the dock

Recently, former Indian RAW agent Lucky Bisht had made a shocking claim. He had said that Jamaat-e-Islami Yunus Khan and ISI can go to any extent. To win elections, they get their own leader killed and are spreading hatred against Awami League and India. He said that Hadi had died on the spot but the Bangladesh government sent the deadbody to Singapore for show. He also narrated a video of a Bangladeshi official, in which the official was saying that this child has been made a scapegoat.