Here The person you are seeing in this picture is no ordinary individual; he is Bangladesh’s Foreign Minister, Khalilur Rahman. A situation has now come where he is practically begging with folded hands before India. Because the anti-India antics pulled by the previous Yunus government are now getting too heavy for Tarique Rahman’s government to handle. That is why today, Khalilur Rahman has to plead with India, asking them to place some orders or else Bangladesh’s economy is going to completely crash. Yes, Bangladesh is currently grappling with a massive crisis. If it is not fixed in time, Bangladesh will go into default—not just 100%, but 200%. So, to know the full story, make sure to watch the video till the end.Look, the riots you are currently seeing on your screen in Bangladesh—where heavy police forces and an equally massive crowd of Bangladeshis are pelting stones at each other and blocking roads to protest—
happen for only one reason: the sinking garment industry of Bangladesh. You probably already know that in the last two months, nearly 1,000 garment factories have shut down in Bangladesh, leaving millions of workers unemployed. These very workers have now taken to the streets to protest against the Tarique Rahman government.Now, why did these factories shut down, and what is India’s connection to this? Let’s understand. You all know that if Bangladesh was famous for anything worldwide, it was its clothing. Yes, major global brand companies like H&M, Zara, Peter England, and Walmart used to buy their clothes from Bangladesh. This is because labor wages there are lower compared to India and many developed countries, making the cost of clothing production lower as well.I am calling Bangladesh the world’s top garment hub because today the situation in Bangladesh is such that no brand wants to buy clothes from them anymore. Instead, these orders are now going to countries like India and Vietnam. The biggest reason behind this is the spread of religious extremism, terrorism, and enmity towards India within Bangladesh. Look, seeing the riots taking place in Bangladesh,
no major company wants to set up its plant there, because security practically does not exist.Secondly, at the exact same rates that Bangladesh used to sell clothes to foreign countries, India is now supplying garments to external markets as well. Yes, the Indian government’s PLI (Production-Linked Incentive) schemes and incentives have given a massive new boost to India’s garment industry. Consequently, India’s own top brands—such as Raymond, Louis Philippe, and Siyaram—are sourcing and selling clothes globally from India rather than Bangladesh. Seeing this, foreign companies have also started purchasing clothes directly from India, which has severely impacted Bangladesh’s garment industry.Protests are also happening in Bangladesh right now because the clothing mills that are still operational are in such poor condition that they cannot even pay proper wages to their workers, causing the working class to be extremely angry and riot.Now, Bangladesh’s Foreign
Minister has pleaded with India to start buying clothes from Bangladesh like before and to give them some large orders. He stated that until major Indian companies buy clothes from us, European companies won’t turn towards Bangladesh either. Therefore, India must now save our honor.Look, friends, now that the water has gone above their heads, they have remembered India. But just a few months ago, this very Bangladeshi government was threatening India over Sheikh Hasina. So, tell us, should we give orders to Bangladesh or focus on growing our own garment industry? What is your opinion on this? Do let us know in the comments. Jai Hind.
