How USA Destroyed Bangladesh? | Open Letter

[@Izana-Ixl]

Where there is war there is America. Where there is America there is war.

[@mightytitan1719]

that's how they earn money ,create instability fund weapons ,charge money. same rothschild policy like in World war by giving weapons to both allied and axis powers

[@harshittripathi4653]

Bht badia bola wah wah

[@Bangla-12345]

islami*ts#🇵🇰❌ hindut*a#🇮🇳 ❌ General Hindu-Muslim against discrimination🗿👍#🇧🇩 ✅

[@satkrapp7697]

Where there is Islom there is terrrr...

[@morikha7782]

right

[@brijeshsingha7498]

Such informative & fact based analysis, more power & love to you from Ahmedabad

[@ahsk123]

Who said south Asian countries got independence, they are still ruled by West.

[@AnjaliOjha-oe7bb]

Expect india

[@ashiqdey]

@@AnjaliOjha-oe7bb they are trying hard to bring down us. Once BJP is gone we will be puppet of west again

[@AnjaliOjha-oe7bb]

@@EDUCATED_SMART_GUY how?

[@aayushjha2023]

they are in some ways by companies and proxies but British era control is missing

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@EDUCATED_SMART_GUY Most of the countries are under American control either through military bases or NGO penetrations. China, Russia and India are beyond their control.

[@quazinadvi187]

Take love from Bangladesh. We have started moving backwards.

[@zarinakhatun5574]

Another modi hasina product. 😂

[@adish7839]

​@@zarinakhatun5574another slave of USA 😂

[@DannyLucas-tb7lr]

Yes better than zia khaleeda shit 😂😂😂​@@zarinakhatun5574

[@surajmorningstar8007]

Look, the fact of Manipur protest and the fact of Bangladesh protest. "Same same but place is different"

[@shivamrai2497]

Yes Bro after mayanmar and Bangladesh next Target will be Manipur or Rebirth of farmer protest 😢

[@pranxcshetty6788]

Christianity has spread widely in Northeast India, with different states experiencing conversion at different times

[@itsmyname6335]

Waha protest se 2 mahine pehle crude oil mila tha

[@sajalbanerjee1972]

Yes, you are right

[@sajalbanerjee1972]

​@@shivamrai2497not only Manipur, Nagaland too

[@mrseskasi]

Hopefully your channel is not shadow banned after this. Speaking the truth about U-S-A and its disgusting interventions all over the world is very important. Good work.

[@NO_NAME-p8c]

Still, Dhruv rather and deshbakt support US protector of democracy🙂

[@siddharthchauhan9960]

It it already 😂 All non-left and non-islamist videos get demonetized, within minutes of being uploaded, and reviewed after 72 hours, so that they don't get a penny for their content and get demoralised These guys are tackling the destructive and anarchist forces, on such rigged platforms And, Opposition and their negetive IQ Berozgars cry about Dictatorship and "uneven playground" 😂😁

[@Executor8]

Obviously he will be shadow banned or who knows he is already shadow banned.

[@ckpal3575]

​@@Executor8Might be yes

[@nousername1587]

What is shadow ban?

[@ramimami2183]

I'm from Jessore, Bangladesh. The 5 Star Hotel is located in my area. 52 people died,but interestingly mainstream media of Bangladesh didn’t cover this..

[@basshunterdota625]

Only nation to benefit from this chaos is US now even china won't support you ,No fdi will come in the nation because of jamat islami.

[@averagebangladeshicooking9148]

add also who won that hotel. Add also from Where the money come.

[@RR-ur2pe]

Channel 24 covered that

[@samzidulislamhridoy]

Bro eta tader new biplob er side effects

[@biswajitdas-tg1ot]

Why

[@kallolchakraborty8628]

As a investigative journalist you're exceptional. It was a clear US involvement.

[@vinaytajane]

To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.

[@Jadestone222]

US is jealous about India too

[@pappurajpagare1153]

Kim john u 😂😂😂

[@GsBabu-sk6iv]

Kissinger,......... Also Victoria Nuland visited Bangladesh (exact one year clock)

[@karm5431]

*Bangladesh SM team is active,they're trying to whitewash what radicals Islamists are doing, they're burning temples, homes and even humans, they're worse than any human, you'll see them blaming it on hasina and awami but you'll never see them condemning their radicals once🤡 indian leftists and muslims are alsosupporting their narrative that hindis are safe while in reality hindus themselves are saying in fb, twitter that islamists are forcing them to say that they are safe.*

[@moidurislam9041]

as an banlgadeshi i can guaranty all your information 100% fake🤣😂. I know indians will never understand the mentality of a rising nation bangladesh. soon you will make a video telling the achievements of bangladesh. who lose a neighboring country "india"😂. All indian students never can do what we bangladesh did.

[@Executor8]

Dhruv rathee a toolkit member defending USA role in Bangladesh crisis.

[@vibhamsaurav1911]

Was eagerly waiting for this context. Thank you.

[@abuyousufhasan-dg2zl]

He is not telling the whole truth!!.. He is not talking about how many people sorry students have been killed by Hasina!!! About 600+ can you imagine this?!!!!!

[@vibhamsaurav1911]

​@@abuyousufhasan-dg2zl I have analysed both of his vids and he surely hasn't mentioned the killings by Hasina. I am aware of the killings. I just wanted to understand the USA angle in this context, and he has delivered that nicely.

[@naderagahi4089]

Bravo! very realistic and crystal clear analysis.

[@anshulsingh8326]

USA is like homelandar. You will be safe for sometimes, unless you aren't.

[@unionize_in]

😂😂😂❤

[@deepjyotiray2010]

true true

[@vishalxqzj]

LIKE INDIA IS FOR BEIGNNERS

[@celestialnymphx]

Lol

[@tamobiswas6083]

Homelander is US. He literally wears a cape of US flag 😂. A narcissist

[@RajibHasan-n9l]

He told so truth... He is telling truth I am Bangladeshi

[@taherrahman3626]

Where are you from?😂

[@asazmer3962]

❤🇧🇩

[@jaydeepgaikwad186]

India should close borders with Bangladesh as soon as possible

[@the80386]

I agree. bangladesh don't want indian refugees.

[@abhinavchoudhury7000]

it is already closed

[@tafmianazam8349]

Agree

[@sumansantra9971]

No it's open in baranbaria, WB. I have seen this with my eyes.

[@mahatofficialvlog444]

They can enter illegally In your country be careful tight border with security in all part of border area of India and Bangladesh border area

[@mekibria]

Subscribed just only for your spontaneous making understand ability. Thanks

[@RajSarkar-wq4tq]

#SaveBangladeshiHindus ~ I'm from WB😢

[@NazmulAlam-of9dj]

Watch Etai Reality

[@NajmulHasan-tb1gh]

নিউজ দেখ মুসলিম রা মন্দির পাহারা দিতাসে

[@aparichit9728]

Why not Muslims

[@MrApoorvaSingh753]

​@@aparichit9728because they are majority and perpetrators

[@malamsingh1944]

​@@aparichit9728 because they are not in danger, even if they get into they have their entire ummah. But for hindus, no one

[@muntasirsiam063]

Sheikh Hasina was really good in some aspects like maintaining foreign relationships. But, when a political party rules for too many years in a row, you can't even imagine what happens in a country. All the Awami League leaders were ruling the country and they were doing whatever they want. All those who were doing Chatro league were kind of gangstars of there area. Not only police, Chatro League members were beating and killing us for protesting. I know, your concern as an Indian is that BNP might take over Bangladesh. But, I ensure you that we (Students) will not let that happen as they are worse than Awami League. We will built our own country leaders.

[@Kartik-ij2vy]

Hope your right

[@abuyousufhasan-dg2zl]

​@@Kartik-ij2vyThis guy was not not Bangladesh. If he was he would know..how Sheikh Hasina was killing students... How she was selling Bangladesh to india frr... I'm not joking... And tell me why RAW Agents were in Bangladesh? Why? Why they are in our Defence System? Why? This guy is only showing the USA side... Not the entire thing! Muslims are protecting the temples here.. Not everything that he is telling is true... He don't even know the name of Dr. Mohammad Younus... He is calling him by Younus khan?!!!

[@ZerinAhmad-l4c]

Thanks for clearing out this things in front of this foreign media. They are being misleaded. Our students will built a new government.

[@somiajannat3069]

Well said..We will take care of our country. Inshaallah 👍

[@maheshkumarganapati]

By the time you will have no support

[@swatanter8761]

This is what happens to small countries who try to juggle multiple relationships without being a nuclear power.

[@padmamehta2661]

Congratulations for such a proper narration of the entire scenario

[@SharibShams]

Full of misinformation

[@gazii8404]

I was saying this shit from the last 2 weeks but meritorious students in BD don’t have any idea about geopolitics and further civics knowledge. We are also going to suffer for this. Best of Luck for us. 🇧🇩

[@akashghosh1998]

A little learning is a dangerous thing.ভাই দেশ টা বিক্রি করে দিল, হায়রে মেধাবী

[@AtiqulIslamBhuiyan]

​এমনেও ইন্ডিয়া নিতে পাগল হইয়া আছে@@akashghosh1998

[@opu1anirban]

This auto pass meritorious students got huge green American dollar. I demand to check their bank accounts.

[@SilentR3verb]

POB ( Pak Occupied Bangladesh )

[@muddyhills]

Congratulations, now become Christian

[@aakashpaliwal2894]

Among all the youtubers, I found only Open Letter the most unbiased and Neutral.

[@sushantvega]

ghanta unbiased...he doesn't even know the reason behind 2nd protest

[@shadikhossain_]

What he said about RAB, BNP, Jamat E Islami is totally wrong. In 15 years Hasina established facsist system. No one could defer her opinion. And moreover she tortured people using DGFI in a cell called "Ayna Ghor" We are happy that we stepped down an Indian pawn from Bangladesh.

[@Sumakarmaker-r8r]

Did,not Hasina do any development ? Then the GDP development , Padma bridge, Metrorail ( which has been burnt by the country people) ,Bangabandhu tunnel, Ruppur atomic power plant what was that ? Actually USA did,not liked the development of Bangladesh and there pride and so they did so

[@user-if4nh7qb5b]

We are bd people hate hasina​@@Sumakarmaker-r8r

[@allmovie9909]

He is lier godi KZbinr

[@rahul2234-d1f]

One CORRECTION in 17July Government shut down only sim internet service but broadband was still on till 18July 6:00PM.

[@Anmonakhanom]

In our region the broadband was still on upto 9:30 pm of 18 july.

[@paterofmater1690]

Also how do we know the messages were not coming even before the 17th july..lol

[@akry7879]

Your presentation is nice. Made things clear.

[@Naruto-d2]

no german shepherd no soch no so called deshbhakt was harmed during this video

[@aalvinchacko3716]

How bro..?

[@frosty98-t9h]

Average 14 year old ayanakoji

[@Echo1069]

@@aalvinchacko3716 they said this is just student protest

[@desiavengersofficial580]

German shepherd: kya hume Bangladesh ki jarurat hai 🤣

[@frosty98-t9h]

@@Echo1069 do you knew from the starting that this isn't student protest

[@bluesteel1]

Narayana Murthy : From most respected Indian to most hated Indian

[@soumyadipbhunia4095]

What he did wrong?

[@sarthak_chandra]

​@@soumyadipbhunia4095Exploited its workers

He is a Agent of the USA & Sold out. 100% Compromised Person..

[@abhilashpatel3036]

@@soumyadipbhunia4095 you want to work for him 14 hours a day? his company avoids tax

[@manager9573]

Why??

[@surajmorningstar8007]

Dhruv Rathee and Abhishek Banerjee shame shame.

[@aalvinchacko3716]

For what bro..?

[@subhamaymandal9668]

They are Anti national

[@aa-zu4ct]

Listen to none of them some didnt show the full side of student protest while some didnt show USA side. Both are biased. Btw dhruv didnt make a video on this.

[@utkarshmahto7615]

​@@aalvinchacko3716for not being permanent andha bhakt he already warned us 😂😂 Watch full video

[@pranavsinghgautam7279]

​@@aalvinchacko3716 They termed these radical and extremist protests as normal students protest. Students dont burn PM house and Parliament or dont ki!l innocent Hindus and Awami League Leaders. They termed Bangladesh better than India in 2020 and now saying ohh we didn't know that earlier etc stuff

[@nuzhat8526]

Excellent overview. Very informative. Thank you

[@Dharmik459]

That's what it is. It's not - Anti Reservation Protest : ❎ it is - America Who Can't see peace : ✅ Praying for Our Hindu brothers in Bangladesh 🙏

[@sarfunnahar6369]

we Muslim brother always protect our hindu brother

[@Kadlifal]

You limited muslims protect* While other muslims attack​@@sarfunnahar6369

[@TKP83349]

​@@sarfunnahar6369THEN😅 THEN WHY YOUR BROTHERS IN BANGLADESH ATTACKING HINDUS⁉️😒

[@NO_NAME-p8c]

@@sarfunnahar6369 But your book says other religions ppl kafir. Don't play good.

[@prabhjot1889]

@@TKP83349 they are defending the temples as well. Stop your agenda. 🛑

[@piashroy4904]

Agreed Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@shahedhasan334]

Dalal

[@shayanraj7840]

@@piashroy4904 Piash na Pisach 😂

[@allmovie9909]

Dalal shala

[@emmaafsan4549]

Kire chatroleague tui Ekhane

[@gayatrisingh5644]

Keep safe brother if you are currently living in Bangladesh 🙏

[@su.mitt11]

American be like : mera aisa koi saga nhi jise maine thaga nhi😂😂 Who is agree👇👇

[@Ritik_Agarwal14]

Israel ka gulaam hai USA.

[@techitpro]

On August 6, 2024, Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, resigned amid unprecedented mass protests. Her resignation represents a critical juncture in Bangladesh’s political landscape and invites a thorough examination of her controversial tenure. Despite claims of significant economic progress under her rule, her leadership has been deeply criticized for authoritarianism, human rights abuses, and governance failures. Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, first became Prime Minister in 1996 and then again in 2009, establishing a long-lasting political dynasty. Her tenure was marked by ambitious infrastructural projects and economic development, including improvements in the garment industry, road networks, and digital technology. These achievements, however, have been overshadowed by serious allegations regarding her governance style. One of the most significant criticisms of Sheikh Hasina’s administration is the increasing centralization of power and the suppression of political opposition. Following the 2008 general elections, which were marred by allegations of irregularities, Hasina’s government faced accusations of stifling dissent and undermining democratic institutions. The opposition, particularly the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has struggled against numerous restrictions on their political activities, including bans on rallies and arrests of political leaders. The centralization of power under Hasina has been described by critics as an erosion of democratic norms. This consolidation of authority has led to a political environment where dissent is met with hostility and opposition voices are increasingly marginalized. Sheikh Hasina’s tenure has been marred by allegations of human rights abuses and violent crackdowns on dissent. The most notable incidents include the violent responses to protests and unrest in 2013 and 2014. During these periods, reports emerged of excessive force used by law enforcement, resulting in numerous civilian deaths and injuries. Human rights organizations have condemned these actions as state-sanctioned violence. The 2013 crackdown on the opposition’s movement against the war crimes trials, and the subsequent 2014 election violence, are stark examples of the brutal tactics employed by Hasina’s government. These incidents reflect a broader pattern of human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests, torture, and the suppression of free speech. Corruption and mismanagement have also plagued Sheikh Hasina’s administration. Despite economic growth, there have been numerous scandals involving government officials and allegations of embezzlement. The lack of transparency and accountability in governance has fueled public frustration and eroded trust in government institutions. The administration’s failure to effectively manage resources and address systemic corruption has had tangible negative effects on ordinary citizens. The benefits of economic progress have not been evenly distributed, and many people continue to face poverty and lack of basic services, exacerbating social inequalities. Media freedom under Sheikh Hasina’s rule has been another area of concern. Numerous reports indicate that journalists and media outlets critical of the government have faced harassment, censorship, and violence. This suppression of free speech undermines democratic discourse and prevents the public from accessing diverse viewpoints. The government's control over media and its actions against critics have stifled independent journalism and hindered the ability of the media to hold the government accountable. This environment of fear and repression has contributed to a lack of transparency and an informed public. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina came in response to mass protests that erupted across the country. The protests were driven by widespread dissatisfaction with her governance, including demands for greater political freedom, an end to corruption, and accountability for human rights abuses. The scale and intensity of the protests reflected the deep-seated frustrations among Bangladeshis who had long endured authoritarian practices and governance failures. The resignation itself marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Bangladesh. It is a reflection of the public's demand for change and a moment of reckoning for the outgoing leadership. The transition period will be crucial in determining the future direction of the country. As Bangladesh moves beyond Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, the focus will shift to addressing the systemic issues that have characterized her administration. The new leadership faces the challenge of restoring democratic norms, addressing human rights abuses, and ensuring transparency and accountability in governance. The post-Hasina era offers an opportunity for reform and a chance to rebuild public trust in political institutions. It is essential that the new administration prioritizes genuine democratic practices, upholds human rights, and works towards reducing corruption and inequality. Sheikh Hasina’s resignation is a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political history. Her tenure, despite economic achievements, has been overshadowed by significant issues including authoritarianism, human rights violations, and governance failures. As the country navigates this transition, the imperative is to address these longstanding issues and work towards a more equitable and transparent political system. The future of Bangladesh hinges on the ability of its leaders to learn from the past and commit to meaningful change.

[@Marcus.22823]

Right

[@gurwindersidhu6542]

India ko USA 1947 mein tod Chuka hai, Pakistan naam jis Rehmat ali naam ke student ne rakha tha 1940 mein vo USA mein student tha, Pakistan USA ne 1947 mein create kiya tha USSR and Japan pr nazar rakhne ke liye military bases ke liye, and USA es liye starting se Pakistan pr meharbani karta aya hai, because Pakistan is the brain child of USA

[@MHWorldwide]

Being a Bangladeshi, im devastated! Every word you said is true. But most of the brain washed Bangladeshi people have no idea about this color revolution. My beautiful country is in the way of becoming another Afghanistan, Ukraine or Iraq!

[@dinmuhammad8340]

আফসোস লীগ এখানেও হাজিরা দিছে😂

[@EricRandhel-np3tr]

Could become another Japan or Germany tho.

[@AsefAmerAkif]

Indian goborbhakt and Afsos league crying at the corner🤣🤣😜😜🇮🇳🇮🇳💩💩

[@zarinakhatun5574]

Awami league supporters have now become common people 😂

[@SamriddhaChakraborty-i2k]

ভাই আপনার সার্বভৌম দেশকে বাঁচান

[@randomedits4176]

No Dhruv Rathee was harmed in this video

[@niloykarmaker1024]

and Deshbhakt aka Akash Banerjee

[@subhamoykat4613]

​@@niloykarmaker1024😢yes😢

[@ranjankumarbhattacharyya9941]

That German shapered

[@niloykarmaker1024]

@@subhamoykat4613 bro the situation is so bad at Bangladesh, even the secular Muslims are not safe. In fact the majority is killing Hindus, burning temples and even beating secular Muslims. #SaveBangladeshiHindus #AllEyesOnBangladeshiHindus Pray for us bro.

[@subhamoykat4613]

@@niloykarmaker1024 don't worry sabka hisab hoga

[@chidanandhavanagi3481]

I was waiting for your video on this !! Great work ✌🏻

[@techitpro]

On August 6, 2024, Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, resigned amid unprecedented mass protests. Her resignation represents a critical juncture in Bangladesh’s political landscape and invites a thorough examination of her controversial tenure. Despite claims of significant economic progress under her rule, her leadership has been deeply criticized for authoritarianism, human rights abuses, and governance failures. Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, first became Prime Minister in 1996 and then again in 2009, establishing a long-lasting political dynasty. Her tenure was marked by ambitious infrastructural projects and economic development, including improvements in the garment industry, road networks, and digital technology. These achievements, however, have been overshadowed by serious allegations regarding her governance style. One of the most significant criticisms of Sheikh Hasina’s administration is the increasing centralization of power and the suppression of political opposition. Following the 2008 general elections, which were marred by allegations of irregularities, Hasina’s government faced accusations of stifling dissent and undermining democratic institutions. The opposition, particularly the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has struggled against numerous restrictions on their political activities, including bans on rallies and arrests of political leaders. The centralization of power under Hasina has been described by critics as an erosion of democratic norms. This consolidation of authority has led to a political environment where dissent is met with hostility and opposition voices are increasingly marginalized. Sheikh Hasina’s tenure has been marred by allegations of human rights abuses and violent crackdowns on dissent. The most notable incidents include the violent responses to protests and unrest in 2013 and 2014. During these periods, reports emerged of excessive force used by law enforcement, resulting in numerous civilian deaths and injuries. Human rights organizations have condemned these actions as state-sanctioned violence. The 2013 crackdown on the opposition’s movement against the war crimes trials, and the subsequent 2014 election violence, are stark examples of the brutal tactics employed by Hasina’s government. These incidents reflect a broader pattern of human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests, torture, and the suppression of free speech. Corruption and mismanagement have also plagued Sheikh Hasina’s administration. Despite economic growth, there have been numerous scandals involving government officials and allegations of embezzlement. The lack of transparency and accountability in governance has fueled public frustration and eroded trust in government institutions. The administration’s failure to effectively manage resources and address systemic corruption has had tangible negative effects on ordinary citizens. The benefits of economic progress have not been evenly distributed, and many people continue to face poverty and lack of basic services, exacerbating social inequalities. Media freedom under Sheikh Hasina’s rule has been another area of concern. Numerous reports indicate that journalists and media outlets critical of the government have faced harassment, censorship, and violence. This suppression of free speech undermines democratic discourse and prevents the public from accessing diverse viewpoints. The government's control over media and its actions against critics have stifled independent journalism and hindered the ability of the media to hold the government accountable. This environment of fear and repression has contributed to a lack of transparency and an informed public. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina came in response to mass protests that erupted across the country. The protests were driven by widespread dissatisfaction with her governance, including demands for greater political freedom, an end to corruption, and accountability for human rights abuses. The scale and intensity of the protests reflected the deep-seated frustrations among Bangladeshis who had long endured authoritarian practices and governance failures. The resignation itself marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Bangladesh. It is a reflection of the public's demand for change and a moment of reckoning for the outgoing leadership. The transition period will be crucial in determining the future direction of the country. As Bangladesh moves beyond Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, the focus will shift to addressing the systemic issues that have characterized her administration. The new leadership faces the challenge of restoring democratic norms, addressing human rights abuses, and ensuring transparency and accountability in governance. The post-Hasina era offers an opportunity for reform and a chance to rebuild public trust in political institutions. It is essential that the new administration prioritizes genuine democratic practices, upholds human rights, and works towards reducing corruption and inequality. Sheikh Hasina’s resignation is a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political history. Her tenure, despite economic achievements, has been overshadowed by significant issues including authoritarianism, human rights violations, and governance failures. As the country navigates this transition, the imperative is to address these longstanding issues and work towards a more equitable and transparent political system. The future of Bangladesh hinges on the ability of its leaders to learn from the past and commit to meaningful change.

[@Shubham-sy2fe]

No Aakash banarjee was harmed in this video

[@TheChampionHands]

Wo bhi Pro USA hai

[@techitpro]

On August 6, 2024, Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, resigned amid unprecedented mass protests. Her resignation represents a critical juncture in Bangladesh’s political landscape and invites a thorough examination of her controversial tenure. Despite claims of significant economic progress under her rule, her leadership has been deeply criticized for authoritarianism, human rights abuses, and governance failures. Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, first became Prime Minister in 1996 and then again in 2009, establishing a long-lasting political dynasty. Her tenure was marked by ambitious infrastructural projects and economic development, including improvements in the garment industry, road networks, and digital technology. These achievements, however, have been overshadowed by serious allegations regarding her governance style. One of the most significant criticisms of Sheikh Hasina’s administration is the increasing centralization of power and the suppression of political opposition. Following the 2008 general elections, which were marred by allegations of irregularities, Hasina’s government faced accusations of stifling dissent and undermining democratic institutions. The opposition, particularly the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has struggled against numerous restrictions on their political activities, including bans on rallies and arrests of political leaders. The centralization of power under Hasina has been described by critics as an erosion of democratic norms. This consolidation of authority has led to a political environment where dissent is met with hostility and opposition voices are increasingly marginalized. Sheikh Hasina’s tenure has been marred by allegations of human rights abuses and violent crackdowns on dissent. The most notable incidents include the violent responses to protests and unrest in 2013 and 2014. During these periods, reports emerged of excessive force used by law enforcement, resulting in numerous civilian deaths and injuries. Human rights organizations have condemned these actions as state-sanctioned violence. The 2013 crackdown on the opposition’s movement against the war crimes trials, and the subsequent 2014 election violence, are stark examples of the brutal tactics employed by Hasina’s government. These incidents reflect a broader pattern of human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests, torture, and the suppression of free speech. Corruption and mismanagement have also plagued Sheikh Hasina’s administration. Despite economic growth, there have been numerous scandals involving government officials and allegations of embezzlement. The lack of transparency and accountability in governance has fueled public frustration and eroded trust in government institutions. The administration’s failure to effectively manage resources and address systemic corruption has had tangible negative effects on ordinary citizens. The benefits of economic progress have not been evenly distributed, and many people continue to face poverty and lack of basic services, exacerbating social inequalities. Media freedom under Sheikh Hasina’s rule has been another area of concern. Numerous reports indicate that journalists and media outlets critical of the government have faced harassment, censorship, and violence. This suppression of free speech undermines democratic discourse and prevents the public from accessing diverse viewpoints. The government's control over media and its actions against critics have stifled independent journalism and hindered the ability of the media to hold the government accountable. This environment of fear and repression has contributed to a lack of transparency and an informed public. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina came in response to mass protests that erupted across the country. The protests were driven by widespread dissatisfaction with her governance, including demands for greater political freedom, an end to corruption, and accountability for human rights abuses. The scale and intensity of the protests reflected the deep-seated frustrations among Bangladeshis who had long endured authoritarian practices and governance failures. The resignation itself marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Bangladesh. It is a reflection of the public's demand for change and a moment of reckoning for the outgoing leadership. The transition period will be crucial in determining the future direction of the country. As Bangladesh moves beyond Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, the focus will shift to addressing the systemic issues that have characterized her administration. The new leadership faces the challenge of restoring democratic norms, addressing human rights abuses, and ensuring transparency and accountability in governance. The post-Hasina era offers an opportunity for reform and a chance to rebuild public trust in political institutions. It is essential that the new administration prioritizes genuine democratic practices, upholds human rights, and works towards reducing corruption and inequality. Sheikh Hasina’s resignation is a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political history. Her tenure, despite economic achievements, has been overshadowed by significant issues including authoritarianism, human rights violations, and governance failures. As the country navigates this transition, the imperative is to address these longstanding issues and work towards a more equitable and transparent political system. The future of Bangladesh hinges on the ability of its leaders to learn from the past and commit to meaningful change.

[@techitpro]

On August 6, 2024, Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, resigned amid unprecedented mass protests. Her resignation represents a critical juncture in Bangladesh’s political landscape and invites a thorough examination of her controversial tenure. Despite claims of significant economic progress under her rule, her leadership has been deeply criticized for authoritarianism, human rights abuses, and governance failures. Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, first became Prime Minister in 1996 and then again in 2009, establishing a long-lasting political dynasty. Her tenure was marked by ambitious infrastructural projects and economic development, including improvements in the garment industry, road networks, and digital technology. These achievements, however, have been overshadowed by serious allegations regarding her governance style. One of the most significant criticisms of Sheikh Hasina’s administration is the increasing centralization of power and the suppression of political opposition. Following the 2008 general elections, which were marred by allegations of irregularities, Hasina’s government faced accusations of stifling dissent and undermining democratic institutions. The opposition, particularly the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has struggled against numerous restrictions on their political activities, including bans on rallies and arrests of political leaders. The centralization of power under Hasina has been described by critics as an erosion of democratic norms. This consolidation of authority has led to a political environment where dissent is met with hostility and opposition voices are increasingly marginalized. Sheikh Hasina’s tenure has been marred by allegations of human rights abuses and violent crackdowns on dissent. The most notable incidents include the violent responses to protests and unrest in 2013 and 2014. During these periods, reports emerged of excessive force used by law enforcement, resulting in numerous civilian deaths and injuries. Human rights organizations have condemned these actions as state-sanctioned violence. The 2013 crackdown on the opposition’s movement against the war crimes trials, and the subsequent 2014 election violence, are stark examples of the brutal tactics employed by Hasina’s government. These incidents reflect a broader pattern of human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests, torture, and the suppression of free speech. Corruption and mismanagement have also plagued Sheikh Hasina’s administration. Despite economic growth, there have been numerous scandals involving government officials and allegations of embezzlement. The lack of transparency and accountability in governance has fueled public frustration and eroded trust in government institutions. The administration’s failure to effectively manage resources and address systemic corruption has had tangible negative effects on ordinary citizens. The benefits of economic progress have not been evenly distributed, and many people continue to face poverty and lack of basic services, exacerbating social inequalities. Media freedom under Sheikh Hasina’s rule has been another area of concern. Numerous reports indicate that journalists and media outlets critical of the government have faced harassment, censorship, and violence. This suppression of free speech undermines democratic discourse and prevents the public from accessing diverse viewpoints. The government's control over media and its actions against critics have stifled independent journalism and hindered the ability of the media to hold the government accountable. This environment of fear and repression has contributed to a lack of transparency and an informed public. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina came in response to mass protests that erupted across the country. The protests were driven by widespread dissatisfaction with her governance, including demands for greater political freedom, an end to corruption, and accountability for human rights abuses. The scale and intensity of the protests reflected the deep-seated frustrations among Bangladeshis who had long endured authoritarian practices and governance failures. The resignation itself marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Bangladesh. It is a reflection of the public's demand for change and a moment of reckoning for the outgoing leadership. The transition period will be crucial in determining the future direction of the country. As Bangladesh moves beyond Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, the focus will shift to addressing the systemic issues that have characterized her administration. The new leadership faces the challenge of restoring democratic norms, addressing human rights abuses, and ensuring transparency and accountability in governance. The post-Hasina era offers an opportunity for reform and a chance to rebuild public trust in political institutions. It is essential that the new administration prioritizes genuine democratic practices, upholds human rights, and works towards reducing corruption and inequality. Sheikh Hasina’s resignation is a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political history. Her tenure, despite economic achievements, has been overshadowed by significant issues including authoritarianism, human rights violations, and governance failures. As the country navigates this transition, the imperative is to address these longstanding issues and work towards a more equitable and transparent political system. The future of Bangladesh hinges on the ability of its leaders to learn from the past and commit to meaningful change.

[@AhmadsAnecdotes]

Akash banerjee's documentary was trillion times better than this shit. As a Bangladeshi student protester, He(Akash) spoke 100% accurately

[@harshitkushwaha6638]

​@@AhmadsAnecdotesshut up After months when miliatry will Rule over u using puppet govt Then u will realise what was good for u 😂

[@AjayThami-f7c]

We nepali people think same like that now Bangladesh people think after when we removed the king from his rule we think we will have everything that our country needs but now our country has been the play ground for international agents all political party are totally sold for money...

[@sangamkatuwal9437]

Exactly 💯😢

[@tapaschatterjee7993]

EXACTLY... Just see what happened recently in the Maldives, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu wanted INDIA OUT JUST AFTER HE BECAME THE PRESENT ..Few countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Maldives, SriLannka) can not survive without India's HELP ... so THINK BEFORE YOU TALK

[@irshadnaseem2789]

Can very well survive without Hindu India

[@ribrafi5771]

I'm sorry brother but I believe Nepal's internal politics was controlled by India, but after the fall of recent power you guys are unable to understand how to balance your own Sovereignty with China or India, that was Nepal's mistake. But Bangladesh don't do that, they straightly set Nobel laureate Yunus to head of interim gvt and they also set some of the brilliant students in government ministry and that was new to south Asian politics.

[@Entertainment-ow4dm]

​@@ribrafi5771 time shows that it will become best or worst aur remain in same condition.bro Nepal government is not controlled by India.Nepal government is influenced by india,china,USA and UK.one party is influenced by india, second party influenced by china , both party influenced by U.K and U.S.A at the same time.we Nepali are living in really bad condition.Hope Bangladesh will be in better condition after such protest.Next 5 to 10 year will decide your future.Hope for best.😊

[@tahsinnnnnnn811]

Why didn't you talk about the students who got killed during this period? Why didn't you talk about how stupid this quota system was ? What is the meaning of giving 30% reservation to those jinke population hi 0.13% hain? She could've handled all this peacefully from the beginning by accepting the 9 demands before it turns into 1 point demand? Couldn't she ? Why not anyone sees how rapidly the price of the necessary goods in bangladesh has been increasing? Agar hasina itna hi accha hota toh kyu desh ke log khush nehi the? Answer me please

[@alaminrimon2621]

Because he is a Dalal, same on this channel

[@sayantanibanerjee8265]

Every action from any govt cannot be correct or perfect, but that doesn't mean the country will turn violent and pull the country's economy 10 years back. It will take more 10 years now for Bangladesh to even come back to 2024 situation. Citizens will soon realize that they are living poorer than they were till now. The policy was wrong, but then the court did roll it back eventually, and killing students was wrong, but who do you think was making this decisions here, was it Hasina, or was it USA via the army?? There were shadow hands which was hell bent on portraying hasina as evil to the common bangaledeshi Citizens to provoke them. Usa is keast bothered about where the country's economy may go eventually

[@Itz_Skyper]

Exactly

[@rajmhatre9836]

Was this an imp topic for india?? No but right now it is compromising Indian security then it is important for us to know

[@Akhi-p5m]

He made on it check his previous video

[@noone_____]

And one more thing, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman wasn't murdered in Ganabhaban, he was murdered in his own house which is known as dhanmondi 32no house

[@Lol-8081]

He doesn’t know anything he got those from most probably internet and we know how does it work 😂. Educated yourself 😂😂😂😂😂. Cheap 😂😂😂

[@desiavengersofficial580]

German shepherd, Rabies Kumar, Akash Banerjee 🤡

[@DHONIXVIRATXROHIT]

Khte hai hum kisi se paise nhi lete 🤣🤡

[@homienum2121]

dalle hai sare aur phir anti national bulane pe rote hai

[@LookAtMeHector480]

What the hell! Rabies Kumar😂😂😂

[@sohamfam6233]

I supported Dhruv till he talked about BJP but , now he is talking rabbish.

[@shiblo1439]

Bro is bande ka 60% information galat hain😂

[@ShubhamYadav-ls4yi]

An eye opener😮 Great content!! 👍

[@dhakkadmemer]

You are the best youtuber❤

[@Shital_Vaishnav-l3o]

Nitish rajput is also good

[@abuyousufhasan-dg2zl]

No he is not. He is spreading Propaganda about student protest!!!!

[@dhakkadmemer]

Yes i​@@Shital_Vaishnav-l3o

[@dhakkadmemer]

​​​@@abuyousufhasan-dg2zlBro he is saying all things with proof how can you say this?

[@taherrahman3626]

​@@dhakkadmemerproff?😂

[@imaXenoX]

Bangaldeshi who are thinking that they have removed Hasina are just high on adrenaline it was USA we'll get to know about that in future 😂

[@rababsultana1706]

Hope she never returns💪

[@sonukumar-pt7hb]

@@rababsultana1706 She is already 76 this was already her last term and what's coming next is way worse than Hasina.

[@saylayeasminnila2135]

Finally ...Well said

[@avinashkumarsinha7888]

Forget devlopment from now😊​@@rababsultana1706

[@tiklife9736]

You dont know anything about a dictator how she play the rules in Bangladesh so please dont spread any thing by following media, india media we see which really islamopobic its sad, we also know indian news how always speard news about islam and others muslim country,, after 1971 we got another victory in 2024, we respect indian we dont have any problem with indian People, Alhamdulillah now we are free The most important thing yes we will protect our Hindu brother In your media already start propaganda hindu khatereme he 😂

[@timeless_tidbits]

You talked about lot of things. Then u should have talked about Hasina’s crime also. How she killed lots pf opposition leader. In last 17 years around 93 billion was laundered by her and her party. How corruption was at It's peak. What her party members did in there areas, how they tortured them. How she ordered to kill people in quota protest where 1000+ died of gun wounds.

[@kaihiwatri5353]

This guy is a godi you tuber

[@nitin3577]

​@@kaihiwatri5353you are from lapdog media 😂😂

[@nitin3577]

Also talk about how cruel and corruption was in time of Military and BNP rule😂😂😂😂 Was burning temples , killing Hindus , stealing, chicken,goat was part of student Protest 🤡🤡🤡

[@NusratJahan-s1h]

​​@@nitin3577 do you know mugdho? Do you know abu sayed,dipto dey and many more?? Did you seen how they have killed thousands of people? Do you how much corrupted we are by them..how many Buddhist and hindus were attacked in 2008-2023? You know what they showed only. People had destroyed Gono Bhaban students rearranged gono Bhaban..

[@Cheems010]

@@nitin3577 whats your problem if temple is actually being burned or hindus get killed?Save your own asses.Act as a neighbour country and dont interfere in our internal matters.

[@prafullabehera2178]

Excellent informations. 👍

[@gravewalker34]

They also termed khalistani Sikh protest and riots as pharmer protest.

[@desiavengersofficial580]

Sahi kaha bhai 🤣

[@KundanGupta-qk1zp]

Tha to farmer protest but dhire dhire khalistan protest ban gaya tha😮

[@saurabhjha1887]

​@@KundanGupta-qk1zpthar me aakar kon protest karta hai bhai😂. Upar se khalistan ka nara bhi lag rha tha.

[@KundanGupta-qk1zp]

@@saurabhjha1887 kya bol raha he vai tu🙂....

[@MdRaja-v8o]

​@@saurabhjha1887 Hindu festival mai kon hindu rastre ka baat krta h saffron terror 😢

[@TechnicalNepali]

Dhruv Rathee Not harmed in this video 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@drvicky1729]

Biased manipulated id

[@ig_xen_drew]

Who said he was Lmao

[@moidurislam9041]

as an banlgadeshi i can guaranty all your information 100% fake🤣😂. I know indians will never understand the mentality of a rising nation bangladesh. soon you will make a video telling the achievements of bangladesh. who lose a neighboring country "india"😂. All indian students never can do what we bangladesh did.

[@techitpro]

On August 6, 2024, Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, resigned amid unprecedented mass protests. Her resignation represents a critical juncture in Bangladesh’s political landscape and invites a thorough examination of her controversial tenure. Despite claims of significant economic progress under her rule, her leadership has been deeply criticized for authoritarianism, human rights abuses, and governance failures. Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, first became Prime Minister in 1996 and then again in 2009, establishing a long-lasting political dynasty. Her tenure was marked by ambitious infrastructural projects and economic development, including improvements in the garment industry, road networks, and digital technology. These achievements, however, have been overshadowed by serious allegations regarding her governance style. One of the most significant criticisms of Sheikh Hasina’s administration is the increasing centralization of power and the suppression of political opposition. Following the 2008 general elections, which were marred by allegations of irregularities, Hasina’s government faced accusations of stifling dissent and undermining democratic institutions. The opposition, particularly the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has struggled against numerous restrictions on their political activities, including bans on rallies and arrests of political leaders. The centralization of power under Hasina has been described by critics as an erosion of democratic norms. This consolidation of authority has led to a political environment where dissent is met with hostility and opposition voices are increasingly marginalized. Sheikh Hasina’s tenure has been marred by allegations of human rights abuses and violent crackdowns on dissent. The most notable incidents include the violent responses to protests and unrest in 2013 and 2014. During these periods, reports emerged of excessive force used by law enforcement, resulting in numerous civilian deaths and injuries. Human rights organizations have condemned these actions as state-sanctioned violence. The 2013 crackdown on the opposition’s movement against the war crimes trials, and the subsequent 2014 election violence, are stark examples of the brutal tactics employed by Hasina’s government. These incidents reflect a broader pattern of human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests, torture, and the suppression of free speech. Corruption and mismanagement have also plagued Sheikh Hasina’s administration. Despite economic growth, there have been numerous scandals involving government officials and allegations of embezzlement. The lack of transparency and accountability in governance has fueled public frustration and eroded trust in government institutions. The administration’s failure to effectively manage resources and address systemic corruption has had tangible negative effects on ordinary citizens. The benefits of economic progress have not been evenly distributed, and many people continue to face poverty and lack of basic services, exacerbating social inequalities. Media freedom under Sheikh Hasina’s rule has been another area of concern. Numerous reports indicate that journalists and media outlets critical of the government have faced harassment, censorship, and violence. This suppression of free speech undermines democratic discourse and prevents the public from accessing diverse viewpoints. The government's control over media and its actions against critics have stifled independent journalism and hindered the ability of the media to hold the government accountable. This environment of fear and repression has contributed to a lack of transparency and an informed public. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina came in response to mass protests that erupted across the country. The protests were driven by widespread dissatisfaction with her governance, including demands for greater political freedom, an end to corruption, and accountability for human rights abuses. The scale and intensity of the protests reflected the deep-seated frustrations among Bangladeshis who had long endured authoritarian practices and governance failures. The resignation itself marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Bangladesh. It is a reflection of the public's demand for change and a moment of reckoning for the outgoing leadership. The transition period will be crucial in determining the future direction of the country. As Bangladesh moves beyond Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, the focus will shift to addressing the systemic issues that have characterized her administration. The new leadership faces the challenge of restoring democratic norms, addressing human rights abuses, and ensuring transparency and accountability in governance. The post-Hasina era offers an opportunity for reform and a chance to rebuild public trust in political institutions. It is essential that the new administration prioritizes genuine democratic practices, upholds human rights, and works towards reducing corruption and inequality. Sheikh Hasina’s resignation is a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political history. Her tenure, despite economic achievements, has been overshadowed by significant issues including authoritarianism, human rights violations, and governance failures. As the country navigates this transition, the imperative is to address these longstanding issues and work towards a more equitable and transparent political system. The future of Bangladesh hinges on the ability of its leaders to learn from the past and commit to meaningful change.

[@wrongwithyou-i9i]

😂😂

[@yogeshkrsharma3054]

Abhi bangaldeshi logo ko kuch smjh nhi aaega 2 ya 3 saal baad baat krete h jb USA apna base bna lega😂

[@mamunmia-ig2dr]

usa ka pawn india hai bangladesh nhi

[@Mostlytrueth]

Bas iyehi soch k sath betha rahe 😂 ​@@mamunmia-ig2dr

[@mAviralbhanu]

Bangladesh kand India aur china ke liye kiya gya hai. India ko unstable karne ke liye, India mei protest karwayega US.....khalistani, nakli kisan, northeast mein kuki sab ready hain bas funds aane baaki hain.

[@Executor8]

​@@mamunmia-ig2drabhi tak nahi tha lekin ab hoga... Bangladesh ka new pm hi usa ka pawn hai

[@sabrinais488]

​@@Executor8we will not let it happen

[@nawabmirza8759]

This reminds me of US toppling the Mosaddiq government in Iran in 1952

[@victorsteel7833]

Exceptionally good, well covered my friend.

[@geethumare8608]

Very meticulously analysed. Keep up the good work

[@raghavpathak-tw9lq]

you have opened my eyes on Dhruv rathee & akash banerjee. How shamelessly they have potrayed modi and haseena as dictator. I used to think that they are "unbiased"

[@Ashoka_The_Hero]

Sabke sath hota ha Kerala story ki video dekhne ke baad mai vi samaj gaya tha ye buss half information manipulate karne ke lia dete ha 🙂

[@kshitijagale7627]

I wish you could make more and more people realize how he is harmful for the country.

[@Rickystanicky2902]

Ek aur bhai ki ghar wapsi ho gyi💪💪😃

[@anikislamkabbo489]

ye bakchodi kar raha hein video mein. Supreme court ki aadesh ki baad students fir vi protest kar rhi thi kiu ki there are thousands of students killed duiring this internet blackouts. I'm a Bangladeshi and I assure you the video Deshvakt aka Akash Benarjee ne banaiya woh 100% accurate hein. Abb yehi protestors nein BNP ko vi nhi chahta hein. Q ki either Awami League or BNP both are same in terms of corruption. We want someone new from the very beginning.

[@kshitijagale7627]

@@anikislamkabbo489 don't let your government sell st. Martin island or any land to USA for base.

[@proudtobebangladeshiinfo9824]

Excellent Analysis. Exactly What Happen in Bangladesh. Thank you from Bangladesh. We Have lost our Gem 😢

[@RockyDas-i1l]

Save Bangladesh hindu 😭😭😭🙏

[@NoName-r4p8f]

Hindu already save he

[@zayedjim-q5t]

they are already safe

[@RifatHossen-gz6it]

Please don't spread rumours cuz Hindus are saved

[@starwarriors7787]

bro pahle khud bacho US se

[@राष्ट्रवादी_मौलाना]

Save Hindus 😊

[@Qweobnob]

Yes ! I wanted this video. Thanks Open Letter 🧡

[@shubhamKumar-rt8pe]

No Dhruv Rathee is harmed in this video

[@hirakjyoti7437]

15:40 second clip was personal bro . Trust me 😂

[@Cyfer_2005-mh]

Bro Dhruve ne video.. Bangladesh me kya huaa or kesa ho rha hai ush pr hi video banai hai..or ye US involvement ab tak kisi bhi bade youtuber ne nhi btya hai.

[@cmukherjee6692]

@@Cyfer_2005-mhyou are dumb .

[@Delusionalpiece]

Ha yeh toh fact tha uss time ka jo sach bhi tha ....isme glt kya tha...buddhi ghutne mein h kya??​@@hirakjyoti7437

[@NazrulIslam-jp5lu]

​@@Cyfer_2005-mhbro there is no US involvement. It was the problem between hasina and people. Hasinas ego and arrogance was the main problem. Don't trust this misinformation.

[@progamerabm4789]

I am from Bangladesh. You gave me a new perspective of watching this situation! Thank you 🙏

[@ramitapatel1168]

Worst thing a country could have is emotionally fool and manipulable citizens and seeing India's population, we have quite a lot compared to other countries. Literally don't know where our country's future will go

[@shas312]

Cent percent agree with you. India has a lot of people who get swayed by such emotional bullshit putforth by the west. Especially the voter base of BJP, who as I have seen is very fickle. So it wont be difficult for the external powers to sway such a fickle voter base.

[@ramitapatel1168]

@@shas312 they are not not just bjp voters but literally voter of every god damn party. These so called netas gonna sell our country to anyone they want just to come or stay in power. I am damn sure that most of these religious riots are caused and funded by terrorist organization or even western alliances.

[@shubhamwadkar5691]

indias population are too vulnerable too manipulate.

[@s.m.taufiqimam5145]

Before uttering the name of a noble laureate pls learn his name properly. Its not "Younis Khan"... Its Dr. Md. Younus. It really reflects how knowledgeable you truly are.

[@VP-qg4uy]

​@@s.m.taufiqimam5145 katwa hi to hai afterall😂😂

[@Saqeer_26]

This brother just read the BGS book of Bangladesh 😂

[@sakibc1787]

He didn't say anything about the train line India trying to take inside Bangladesh .

[@Ayushkumar-vm2op]

This is how online narratives are being set by fake accounts and comments... This account joined youtube on 9 August,2024 and came here to comment to spread narratives....

[@tajrintarin2177]

Eheee....banger Just on point....

[@udayanpaul8042]

@@Saqeer_26 you are one of the jamaat Islami extremists, aren't you ?

[@Ayushkumar-vm2op]

@@sakibc1787 see, this account is just a fake accounts which are used to set fake online narratives and do fake comments... See when this account joined youtube, this account was just joined yesterday at youtube and came to fake comments...

[@yatharthlilhare]

Open letter is better than dhruv 😮‍💨💯

[@chucknorrisffs]

Dhruv has become a left wing grifter lining his pocket with dollars.

[@tapas6193]

Today I found her video video and subscribe him and also unsubscribe Mr rathe

[@Pure_Certainty]

report Dhruvs channel. Together we can stop him from misleading people.

[@yatharthlilhare]

@@Pure_Certainty we can't do that because he is a big youtuber either we can do is to support other youtubers who is making videos against dhruv rathee

[@Rakhi_superstar2023]

Who is dhruv??

[@onlineclass7382]

Thank you. I'm really grateful for your excellent research 👏👏👏❤❤❤😊

[@karanmalpani4149]

One of my favourite youtubers. Keep up the hardwork love the videos

[@Nidhi_Tripathiiiiii]

bangladesh se aa rehe hinduon ko mera welcome ❤🇮🇳

[@subhamaymandal9668]

Aap k ghar pe.. rakho sab ko

[@KejriwalBhakt]

​@@subhamaymandal9668Muslims ko tum rakhh lo... Hindus ko hum.

[@onhhn]

Muslims bhi bhes badal kar aayenge😢

[@sabrinais488]

No one is leaving Bangladesh except Awami League

[@toufiqrahim7626]

We don't want those traitors. Keep them who have no love and trust for our homeland. We innocents are trying our best to orotect them.yet stiil they are fearing beacuse of some criminals burn their temples in the state of emergency

[@aniruddhabhowmick2771]

Amazing Explanation.... absolutely Amazing Explanation..... I am going to Shere this video as many people as possible 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mohuyajannatmasuma4860]

😂😂😂 He was connecting shit. He need to educate himself about the protest. He never mention about how many student had died why is the 9 point come and it become 1.

[@arianahmedrafiaditto]

Sheikh mujib's house was in Dhanmondi. Sheikh Hasina was at her residence ( 13:12). Please research well.

[@manager9573]

Before that hindus of Bangladesh should b safe...

[@arianahmedrafiaditto]

@@manager9573 me & my friend joy basu celebrated the independence. We students initially giving security to the temples & Hindus residence. We are controlling traffic problem. As a student I haven't forgotten that this is the first step of independence.. we are trying our best. Hindus are human like us . We're brothers. Our blood is red as the center of our country's flag. We all are same.

[@arianahmedrafiaditto]

@@manager9573 but please step against modi reporters like open letter 🥺

[@manager9573]

@@arianahmedrafiaditto We r always for modi and open letter... 👌 Our nation is not in ur stage,nor modi used public money to make his palace nor he has rich family.. So don't lecture us... 😡 Also ur duty is to safeguard hindus from radical i_slam, do ur thing if u can... 🥱 But I never hope that u will do good to hindus in future... 😭

[@arianahmedrafiaditto]

@@manager9573 oh sorry... My luck 🤞. But stll we will help Hindus till our last breath🫁. Cause, Bengalis always been attached by their culture.🥹🥹♥️♥️

[@parvezness]

Bro, either you don't know anything about this movement, or you made this video pretending not to know on purpose. That's all I have to say to you, nothing more.

[@rakibulhasanjame1127]

Agreed

[@cadencedheaven.sn-o1s]

@Open Letter , you've done a tremendous job. No one has done this research so deeply. Bravo dear. Take love.

[@rexa-hi3ql]

hahahahaha how are you so foolish to say thank you to your manipulator who is brainwashing. buddy do your homework pls then see how funny you seem .

[@Navigator5]

Excellent analysis and informative commentary.

[@dweepayannanda6552]

Akash banarjee uss tool kit ka hisa hai

[@mazharulhassan7997]

A dictator is a dictator. You don't need to defend her. You know nothing about what is happening in Bangladesh from 15 July.

[@purplechemical]

Ok she is dictator.... But why are people attacking temples and Hindus

[@phantom999-qi7qw]

You are the next servant of USA after pak 😂

[@rzerknows914]

​@@purplechemicalare everyone of the bangladesh attacking minority ??don't you saw ,those of help to protect the minority?blame the people but not the whole nation

[@mahbuburrahman2499]

@@purplechemical people are attacking awami league supporting hindu people. And it is also being done by indian RAW. People are not attacking the minorities specifically. Its just propaganda from india.

[@debs7739]

​@@rzerknows914your whole quom is radicalized.

[@kunaldongreful]

Most clear, pin pointed, perfect video on this topic since 5th Aug 👍👍👍

[@entertainmentbyshawon750]

no bro.im a bangladeshi and i can confirm he is spreading misinformation

[@foreverot7195]

What's the correct information... what's stopping you to write​@@entertainmentbyshawon750

[@roshanyadav1891]

​@@entertainmentbyshawon750phle real I'd bana bulle

[@amitsinha8238]

Very good presentation 👏👏

[@bedouin500]

Indian KZbinrs and news media are making their own multiverse of Bangladesh. They absolutely have no idea about Bangladeshi politics and current situations. Except for Dekhbhakt and Dhruv Rathee, I think these two KZbinrs are truly educated.

[@maya83412]

these two youtubers are famous for making jalebi

[@maitobatakhu9389]

Average bangladeshi, trying to cover his deep hatred for indians giving different reasons.

[@bedouin500]

@@maitobatakhu9389 We don't hate you, brother. We hate your godi media and their politicians. And you Indian people hate Indian people. The way Kolkata doctors were tortured and raped, I couldn't sleep that night after reading the incidents. How could people be so cruel that I could never understand? For your kind information, she was a Hindu, was resting in her hospital, and didn't wear any short dresses. 150 grams of spam were found in her body. One of her female colleagues helped 18-20 people rape her. Help yourself, brother. You don't need to worry about Bangladesh or Bangladeshi Hindus. We are all brothers, and we are safe here. Not to mention, a Brazilian biker was gang-raped a few months ago. I swear to my God, I would join the protest in Koltaka for justice if I could.

[@Anish_Samanta]

Then question your German shepherd, what was the number of Hindus when Bangladesh was independent and now?

[@DevTech.s]

​@@maitobatakhu9389 there is no reason to not to hate india. we say, Every India hater is a patriot Every pro-Indian Bangladeshi is a traitor

[@FardeenBhuiyan03]

You say "UK is keeping Sheikh Mujib's killer but not Sheikh Hasina even though Sheikh Hasina is innocent."It means clearly you don't know anything about the history of Bangladesh.

[@Coldcloves]

Its rigged brother.. Hasina, jammat, bnp, usa, india, china.. island, freedom fighter quota.. its all connected brother.. everything is planned.. hasina is a pawn, jammat is a pawn, usa is the dealer of card.. the cards are decided by the higher powers hidden..

[@Ramkrishna-2023]

Please enlighten us

[@sapphire9501]

Please tell bro . And he didn't say she is innocent . It's like imagine keeping nathuram godse in asylum . Wtf

[@ArafatRahmanAsif-iw3cq]

​@@Ramkrishna-2023The killers in live Canada 😂

[@restless7729]

​@@Ramkrishna-2023you dont need to get into histor just srudy over last 20 days of her fascust regime. Also to enlight you Sheikh hasina's govt laundered 91 billion dollar in the period of 15 years.

[@subhrajitsarkar3222]

USA: DeMoCrAcY DeMoCrAcY Also USA: I can't see

[@Isotope7]

Check your dictator modi🤣🤣

@sabitkhan9177 Typical Madarsaaaaaaa chaaaaaap 🏳️‍🌈 Abdul 🤣

@sabitkhan9177 Modi is not dictator but he is your Official Abbbbbbbbuuuuuu 🤣🤣 Check your certificates..

[@Isotope7]

You are mandir chaap 🤣🤣🤣yummy cow😂

[@ASCrickedits_17]

​@@Isotope7 our so called dictator do not win majority seat without Help of allies

[@florida143]

Great accurate analysis!

[@puneetarora1714]

bhia itna bhi sach nahi bolna tha, USA ki he company hai youthoob, tumhare peeche na pad jaaye buddy

[@tahminrasheed5397]

Internet services were cut on 18th July around 8 PM, you've purely wrong information regarding this.

[@ExplorerBae]

0:34 are you fool? There are millions of Bangladeshi expatriate around the world. They actively showed protest through internet blackout in Bangladesh

[@rexa-hi3ql]

he is a puppet of indian governmnet trying to spread the propaganda of making hasina the hero

[@mintaeyoung]

For last 10 year's whenever my family went to vote they found their votes were already given. We didn’t have democracy in our country for so many years that's why all people are celebrating her downfall.

[@rexa-hi3ql]

it's absolutely true

[@iamyou8994]

How did you find that your votes were already given? I know rigging can happen but when you randomly make a statement like that without giving proof and hope people accept it as truth. It only indicates the truth to be otherwise. Bangladesh did not have a stable democracy and it is a state with rising Islamic radicalism as well. And we know who in Bangladesh is really for all Bangladeshis irrespective of their religion. But you wouldn't mention that. Sheikh Haseena may be incompetent at many things but she isn't radical supporter. And many other geographical powers (primarily America) in the world are also looking for their interests in the region through conflict. Bangladesh isn't going to boom. That much is certain now. Dictatorship is what you have in Syria, Kazakhstan etc. Bangladesh was on path of stability but that hope is gone. When western Punjabi army aka Pakistani army invaded Bangladesh, they had given free orders to do what they please with Hindu women and girls but ofcourse they weren't doing bad things with Hindu women only but also with muslims women and kids and teachers and students etc, which is why the conflict resulted in separate Bangladesh from Pakistan. While it is being made to look like it is all a student movement but it is obvious that movement is also used by the radicals to eliminate all liberal and secular voices. No protest and coup ever happened against the injustices faced by minorities and against ex-muslims and athiest muslims of Bangladesh.

[@mamulogy]

You don't know nothing​@@iamyou8994

[@pavanshetty9806]

Foreign observers who where observing elections in Bangladesh have revealed Bangladesh elections to be free and fair mostly. Low level issues you will find in USA as well. Witgout lies certain ideology dies. Your credibility is negative. No one is going to beleive your lies.

[@rexa-hi3ql]

@iamyou8994 ok i will exactly pinpoint the opinions you gave. satbility??? it was a fascist government where a bright student of yop University was killed due to a facebook post by hasina's party student wing

[@RamjanAli-y6s]

i am a Bangladeshi student. This man behind the camera do not know nothing. Ex pm sheik hasina kill over 1000 people during anti quata protest. After that student present 9 points demand including resignation of some police high commissioner and Mps. Ex pm sheik hasina didn't accept them and killed 100+ people in 24 hours for this reason students protest moved to 1 point demand. Hasina tried to play with students which cost her pm position.

[@avikdutta637]

But why this radical Muslims attack hindu family why they burn hindu shops why they loot hindu houses why they burn hindu temples do u have any answer ???

[@abhishekdixit4552]

Lol you are indian you what enjoyment you get from commenting it i don't know how you favorite youtuber has brainwashed you

[@Akhi-p5m]

Bro he made seperate video on that check his previous video this video is not about quota protest it is about Bangladesh and usa interference

[@k_now7632]

Nah. Bro you're cooked.

[@k_now7632]

Just wait decades, what's looking like your win is not your win. You're cooked.

[@auntorff9547]

There is a key point [ 11:50 ]: During protest. Some people burned our national tv channel BTV after few days some people were arrested and they claimed some one haired them to make it happen and the person paid them from international bank.

[@sudeepen69]

An insightful report. Thanks...

[@afifzaman1880]

your points are extremely vague ! study the history of bangladesh first ! after watching the whole video i feel like you made a video based on your agenda ! 80% of the statement you gave is wrong ! anyways its your channel !

[@pritamdeb2394]

He did not talk much about history. He talked about recent things , obviously he cannot be 100% correct, but definitely there is a possibility.

[@Friendlyuser146]

LoL when did he explain history 😂

[@ehsanamim]

So true

[@sushilmajhi001]

Seems like you are one of those "students" from Bangladesh 😂

[@Human-mz5jt]

​@@sushilmajhi001Seems like you are one of those Pajeets from RSS😂😂

[@demo1055]

so you think that Bangladeshi people have no rights to select their democratic leaders....

[@prasadwakle2462]

Selecting leaders by attacking PM's house, hindu temples and people?!!!

[@elviajero8295]

Who carries the accountability for the 29 deaths by putting fire to the hotel who were not even involved in the protests?

[@shubhamwadkar5691]

u are being controlled to choose leader by CIA

[@manager9573]

In what way?? U did worst thing possible to throw a party... 🤦‍♀️

[@humayaislam9671]

​​​​​@Titas20059 There's no proof. The people that got attacked were mostly supporters of past PM sheikh hasina and her party Awami League. Not only hindus but muslims also got attacked too. Those who attacked were opposition supporters or simple rioters who enjoy creating chaos. Get a life. Not everything is gonna be about hindu muslim. I love how you Indian's were sharing 'Hindu cricketer Liton das's house on fire' when the house actually belonged to Mashrafi Murtaza a muslim cricketer who was a political leader at the same time. #IndiansStopSpreadingFakeNews

[@of_course_why_not.]

"Bangladesh has oil" "Bangladesh needs democracy."

[@sugu811]

no democracy will save bengladesh , 90 % is against the democracy

[@ImranHossain-te8pe]

We got our freedom on 5 august.we are democratic country now .

[@basshunterdota625]

​@@ImranHossain-te8pelol Jamat will ensure sharia and make it islamic , forget FDI now ,no investments from China ,India or any other country, US will make base and give some handful of money .

[@ImranHossain-te8pe]

@@basshunterdota625 Fdi from India 🤣🤣🤣

[@aaryankumar8770]

​@@ImranHossain-te8penahin aata tha fdi india se? All the Indian companies investing there Ab lao tum fdi apne pyaare pakistan se 😊

[@mandalhacker2582]

I love your analysis. You are just ausome.

[@tanmoyshome3623]

There is a false information . The internet connection cut on 17 July but wifi connection was available till on 18 July. You should change your statement.

[@prahaladhnarayanan1277]

Damn, that completely changed the whole narrative Thank you for this useful information bruh

[@promaisrat9513]

So wrong perspective. Half truth is dangerous. More then thousands people died within 15 days protest. And you didn’t mentioned. Internet was cut by Hasina Govt. So wrong. How much money you got for this?

[@davidrahman8182]

Thank you brother for your objective reporting

[@PtsCADExpert]

Wonderful, they are powerful people kindly make sure your safety & privacy…good bless you ❤

[@AmitTiwari-sb3qy]

wow, you have really connected the dots very well

[@kamruzzamanamit1206]

Internet was banned from 18 July night 9 pm. Not 17 July.

[@litonroy3365]

Unbelievable. Thank you my brother. ❤🎉. I am from Dinajpur, Bangladesh. Excellent.

[@mahbuburrahman2499]

I am a student from bangladesh. This guy is blatantly lying in the video. So much misinformation. This guy seems like a godi youtuber. When Bangladeshi students needed him more to speak about the topic truthfully before, he acted blind and deaf. Now that we have freed Bangladesh from the dictator Hasina, he starts giving commentry and spreading propaganda. How shameless can he be?!

[@mdsharik4614]

Bro he is spitting facts ,,, sheik hasina did lot to our country look at our gdp higher then Pakistan ,gdp per capita which is higher then India and Pakistan ,Hdi better than india and Pakistan ,,she did lots of development..unemployment rate is 5% which is way better then India and Pakistan,joy Bangla ❤❤

[@mahbuburrahman2499]

@@mdsharik4614 we are in debt. The government jobs are full of her awami league people. The price of commodities are the highest than ever. No Justice is delivered in Bangladesh for awami league. Things got so bad that the police who was caught directly on camera killing abu sayed was not even arrested saying his death being the fault of protestors. The amount of money that she stole from Bangladesh that her 20 generations can live comfortably in England. She destroyed Bangladesh and fled from the sinking ship.

[@aasthadubey4734]

😢 but when she fled and resigned, why protestors are killing minority 🇧🇩# all eyes on bangladesh

[@mahbuburrahman2499]

@@aasthadubey4734 protesters are not attacking minorities. Rather some people are attacking awami league people which include hindus too. In fact, protesting students are guarding the temples even now. It’s just india is spreading propaganda to spread hatred.

[@Xplorer4ever]

Alas! You can't tolerate truth😊

[@technicalsankesh1054]

No Dhruv Rathee was harmed here☠️

[@rexa-hi3ql]

tell me the point where he was wrong and i will start to show you respect buddy

[@technicalsankesh1054]

@@rexa-hi3ql he just told that it's a normal student protest but it wasn't and still he shared the link 🖇️ of his previous video even after the Pm leave the country thys this makes any sense

[@rexa-hi3ql]

@technicalsankesh1054 yeah i agree he barely toched the surface but unlike this and previous video this channel has sabotaged the student protest so i suggest all to follow the timeline of the activities and why it has bought bought down the dictatorship of hasinas reign

[@rexa-hi3ql]

@technicalsankesh1054 we just wanted to remove the discriminatory qouta system, and that was all until hasina thought she can get out of it using force as alaways

[@technicalsankesh1054]

@@rexa-hi3ql sorry I didn't know you are from Bangladesh

[@rishiodeb]

No German Shepherd was hurt at the end of this Video.

[@tuhibhowmik7956]

U nailed it.. my best wishes with you ..i hope ur channel grows and more people can get the knowledge

[@abhinavaryan594]

No Dhurth Rathee has been harmed in this video 😂😂😂😂 Now peoples are slowly realising that Dhurth Rathee is the new Joker😂😂😂

[@turdboi420-69]

Dhurth rathee😂😂😂

[@Samischilling]

is video meh uske against kuch bola hi nahi gaya hai

[@kranos3630]

@@Samischilling Wo happiness index and better future than India for Bangladesh wala video kisne banaya tha?

[@IMFRAJU]

Who funded you ?

[@kranos3630]

@@IMFRAJU Jamaat e islami

[@AnirbanBorah2.0]

Congratulations to 700k sub

[@NazmulHasan0494]

We want to see seikh hasina as indian prime minister Otherwise they don’t understand what she is

[@DarkMasterEdits-Mashups]

And she might be corrupt but what about jamate Islam and bnp Are they are Saint? They are radicals

[@godfreythesecond]

@@DarkMasterEdits-Mashupsno ones defending jamat or bnp

[@hasanfahmid9491]

​@@DarkMasterEdits-MashupsWe are seeking for a new good political party and india also neet to shut the f*ck up about other countries issue

[@DarkMasterEdits-Mashups]

@@hasanfahmid9491 other countries issue You are literally our nehibour country And our concerning part is minority safety and Don't you forget about 1971 Bangladesh liberation Pakistani army treating Bengali muslim as second class citizen and massacared and r@ped thousands of bengali muslim India come to help you Even gulf countries put sanction on us to helping you

[@DarkMasterEdits-Mashups]

Why not ? You are nehibouring country And we concern of safety of minorities Same Like you concern about gaza and Palestine 2013 violence against Hindus Few years back violence on durga puja And now minority is unsafe