Saiful Haque, general secretary of Bangladesh’s Revolutionary Workers Party, said the Indian government is using a “Hasina card” to keep Bangladesh under pressure. He made the remarks on Friday at a July martyrs’ remembrance rally organised by his party at the Central Shaheed Minar in Chashara, Narayanganj. He said India’s Bangladesh policy was defeated through the 2024 mass uprising, but Indian policymakers had not learned from it.
Haque said India had adopted a dual strategy after Bangladesh’s elected government took office in February. According to him, the Modi government was sending messages of brotherhood while also beginning to use the Hasina card against Bangladesh to exert pressure. He said the martyrs of the July-August uprising sacrificed their lives for a non-discriminatory, democratic and humane society, not to advance the narrow agenda of any particular force or group.
He also alleged that economic and social inequality, job dismissals and unemployment had increased over the past two years, while livelihoods remained insecure. Haque said a new pay structure had been introduced for government officials and employees, but no national minimum wage board had yet been formed for workers. He urged the government to strengthen domestic institutions, including Bapex, to reduce foreign dependence in energy policy.
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