r/bangladesh Apr 09 '25

Policy/কর্মপন্থা India Terminates Trans-Shipment Facilty For Bangladesh as Indian Exporters Raise Concerns

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u/lelouch312 Apr 09 '25

The only businesses truly harmed by this are the ones that rely on goods being moved from bangladesh to Bhutan and Nepal. Everyone else will just send their goods through mongla and chittagong and from there, either sri lanka or Singapore to their final destinations.

In the long term, it can lead to bangladesh's foreign policy moving away from its impractical India and South Asia-centric focus to a truly pragmatic and global scope. Please keep this up india.

u/[deleted] Apr 10 '25

This is the most retarded shit I've heard...

But then again Bangladesh claims to be like Singapore.

u/lelouch312 Apr 10 '25

Bangladesh has been exporting and importing products without the use of Indian ports and roads for decades. So not retarded at all.

u/[deleted] Apr 10 '25

This is like claiming "The world stops for Gaza protest" Meanwhile it's only Muslim areas that stop, and Muslim areas don't really have anything to stop to begin w...

And meanwhile in Gaza - israel is going to build a city like dubai, in case u didn't know future...

U know y? Cuz again muslims don't have anything, so nobody really cares abt their opinion.

I Don't even need to explain abt Muslim leaders n nations...

Don't confuse the protests in Washington as anything to do w Gaza btw... It's a just acting... to use it as a means to dedollarisation etc...

Again... this is just basic stuff...

u/lelouch312 Apr 11 '25

I'm not even talking about Gaza? You high?

u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

No shit ur not... I'm giving u an irl example of substance vs nonsense...

Use ur brain a lil. Just cuz I've gathered my cousins on the street n hallucinate nonsense won't change laws or get me any money/capital.

u/[deleted] Apr 10 '25

This is like claiming all the best companies r in Bangladesh and Bangladesh people r all crazy, which means they're not going to be productive, so there literally can't be companies

u/lelouch312 Apr 11 '25

No it's not. How stupid are you?

u/FeeMysterious1718 Apr 12 '25

lol I love how you choose to ignore the cost implications of this new trade route