সংসদ ভবনে মার্কিন শোডাউন : 'তলাবিহীন ঝুড়ি' থেকে 'পরীক্ষিত বন্ধু'!

US showdown at Parliament House: From 'bottomless basket' to 'tested friend'! #bangladesh #politics #usa250 #international A grand event organized at the South Plaza of the National Parliament of Bangladesh to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States' independence has sparked a storm of discussion and criticism across the country. Netizens and political analysts are expressing strong anger over the fact that the United States, which directly opposed the independence of the Bengalis in the great liberation war of 1971, sent the Seventh Fleet on behalf of Pakistan, and provided weapons to kill the Bengalis, is being celebrated today at the Parliament House, a symbol of Bangladesh's sovereignty. In this video, we have analyzed in detail: Deputy Speaker and Jamaat Ameer's statement: Deputy Speaker Kaiser Kamal claimed at the event that Bangladesh-America have helped build each other's history. On the other hand, the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament and Jamaat Ameer Shafiqur Rahman has called the US a 'tested friendly country' of Bangladesh. Why is this statement being criticized as a distortion of history? Professor Anu Muhammad's intense anger: Is the Parliament premises the place for the US embassy? He has called the US showdown at the Parliament building after the Trump administration's controversial trade deal a 'big crime' of the government. Protests by political parties: Leftist parties and the 'anti-imperialist and anti-war alliance' have strongly condemned this incident as an insult to the sacrifice of 3 million martyrs and the current government's 'knee-jerk policy and US subservience'. The CPB has announced a protest rally. Uproar in the diplomatic community: Amid the ongoing Iran-US conflict, there are various rumors in the diplomatic community about such a showdown at the US embassy in Dhaka. In the meantime, the Iranian ambassador has met the Bangladeshi Foreign Minister and asked about the government's policy on this issue. Is this kind of agreement with the United States, forgetting the brutal truth of history, putting Bangladesh's sovereignty in danger? Share your opinion in the comment box.