EXPLAINER: Like Nepal, there is no guarantee of success of Gen Z in every country, you must have understood this much. Yunus sir

Of course, last year, the Nepalese government was blown away by the bloody street protests by Gen Z in Nepal. Similarly, in the rest of the world, in unstable countries like Iran and Bangladesh, ‘Gen-Z’ is a guarantee of political change or stability-success! At least this has been confirmed after the election results of 13th Lok Sabha in Bangladesh.

2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner and interim caretaker of Bangladesh Mohammad Yunus In these elections also left no stone unturned in using this Gen Z openly to improve the future of itself and Bangladesh. Regardless, Mohammad Yunus continued to think that he would ‘secure’ his political future by not contesting the Bangladeshi Parliament (Lok Sabha) elections himself and instead giving the country’s young generation a chance to contest the elections. But, this could not happen. Just before and during the 13th Lok Sabha elections in Bangladesh, where Mohammad Yunus was feeling happy seeing the stormy winds of ‘Gen Z’ blowing, see here and there the election results ruined his own plans.

Did Yunus make a mistake in understanding the situation?

Nobel Peace Prize winner and America’s stooge in bad times and the political player who temporarily took over the political reins of Bangladesh, Mohd. Yunus made a mistake regarding his country’s ‘Gen Z’. Then how will such Gen Z thinking be able to sail to any other country in the world? Important question, why is there such a huge difference between the plight of Gen Z in the parliamentary election results of Bangladesh and the overthrow of the Sultanate of the country by Gen Z in Nepal within a few days?

How can Gen Z be intelligent without a strong strategy?

To know this, Read Hindi Editor Crime Investigation spoke openly to some intellectuals of the country, former defense experts of the Indian Army, experts in international affairs, foreign policy and geopolitics. Retired Major Uday Pratap Singh Chauhan of the Army, who was injured in the Kargil war against Pakistan, said, “Nepal, Bangladesh and Iran or India. Every country has its own (own style) of moving forward. Everyone has their own military-strategic capabilities, foreign and diplomacy as well as geographical conditions. No country follows the policies of any other country.

If Gen Z of every country in the world starts thinking that it will prove to be as effective as Nepali Gen Z, then it will be considered as a misunderstanding. If it were the case that Gen Z is the most intelligent and strong strategist, then look at the plight of Gen Z in Iran two months ago. Or now see the condition of Bangladesh after its election results. Neither could Gen Z shake the regime in Iran. Whereas Iranian Gen Z had the covert support of both Israel and America. What happened, in Iran, Gen Z lost their senses and took to the streets in their ridiculous enthusiasm and killed thousands of innocent people. In such a situation, how can Gen-Z be called powerful or intelligent without any strong strategy, which cannot make itself successful in its plans and gets innocent people massacred?

How did the youth destroy Yunus’s wishes?

Retired Air Vice Marshal of the Indian Air Force Anil Tiwari says, “Nepal’s governance was very weak. Gen Z was successful in bringing to the streets the issue of unemployment, corruption and the direct destruction of the common people of Nepal by the Prime Minister and Minister present in the Sultanate ignoring the young generation of the country and filling their own pockets. The acting surveyor of Bangladesh, Md. Yunus, who received the Nobel Peace Prize, also understood that they too were indirectly destroying Gen Z in the country. They will be able to fulfill their political interests easily. But they were thinking that Gen Z will not only surprise the world by changing power in Bangladesh but it will also lead to complete failure in both the countries.

How did the peace men themselves get trapped?

Actually, acting MoD of Bangladesh. Yunus was thinking that Gen Z could destroy Bangladesh Awami League chief and the then Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina within a few hours. At the same time, Bangladeshi Gen Z is now Mohd. Yunus’s political future can also improve with strength. This proved to be Yunus’s biggest misunderstanding. I can say with certainty that Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohd. Yunus did not do what he should have done immediately after temporarily taking over the reins of the country in Bangladesh. That is why, the 13th parliamentary election results have shown Mohd. Yunus was proved a failure or flop. Now the crisis is not as much for Bangladesh as the risk is for Mohammad Yunus in the changed international political scenario there.

Why the plight of the chief advisor, a lesson for Tariq?

Retired Lieutenant General VK Chaturvedi says, “Whatever is being seen happening in Bangladesh at this time, is expected to be favorable for India. Because now the hope of Tariq Rahman becoming the Prime Minister of Bangladesh is getting stronger, India was the birthplace of his mother and former Prime Minister of Bangladesh late Khaleda Zia. That is, according to this, India became the maternal birthplace of the future Prime Minister of Bangladesh Tariq Rahman. I am not saying that any country of this blood will Or move forward or depend on the axis of social relationships.

What I mean to say is that Tariq Rahman’s past may have never been very forgiving regarding India’s relations with Bangladesh, but he would like to move forward only by building relations with a strong country like India. In such a situation, I hope that the way Gen Z in Bangladesh has accepted Mohd. Yunus’s anti-India and anti-Hindu thinking was curbed, Mohd. Yunus’s political future also got stuck in the pit. Tariq Rehman, who is going to become Prime Minister, also needs to learn from this. In the interest of the country, he should not repeat mistakes like Yunus. This will be in their and India’s interest.”

Why is it a big mistake to trust blindly?

Journalist and international affairs expert Dr. Satish Mishra says, “If someone blindly trusts Gen Z, then it is not Gen Z’s fault. It is the fault of the one who is blindly trusting Gen Z. What happened in Nepal was a completely different matter. The government there was even worse than Gen Z and was corrupt. Therefore, Gen Z dragged the leaders and ministers from the throne of power to the ground within a few days. If Gen Gen Z has the same foresight as experienced people in foreign military-defence diplomacy, then why in India, Gen Z gets killed by its own police and army, but what difference can it have on experienced politicians-strategists. It is completely wrong to think that Gen Z is strong in every country like Nepal.

Yunus can make this connection

Mo. Yunus was thinking that he would sail his political boat by instigating Bangladesh’s Gen Z against Sheikh Hasina. The country would make the youth the President of Bangladesh, but that did not happen. Their aspirations have also been dashed by the general election results. But on the other hand it also has to be kept in mind that Mohd. The way Yunus was close to former Prime Minister late Khaleda Zia and her family. Or the way India’s enemy country America is blindly supporting them, in such a situation Mohd is seeing Bangladesh’s defeat at the hands of Gen Z. To repay the favor of Yunus, perhaps Tariq Rahman, who is going to become the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, may try to save his honor by giving him (Yunus) some kind of political support.”