What is ungratefulness? Read the reaction of Bangladesh, irritated by PM Modi’s social media post on Vijay Diwas.

New Delhi : What is ungratefulness? If anyone wants to understand this then read Bangladesh’s reaction to PM Modi’s social media post on Vijay Diwas. The reaction of the country which was born due to the sacrifices of the brave men of India. The Mohammed Yunus government, a sympathizer of the fundamentalists who have erased the name and identity of its founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from history and present, also has objection to India celebrating ‘Victory Day’ to commemorate its historic victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war. What could be more ridiculous than this that Bangladesh kept objecting to India celebrating Victory Day in the memory of the war after which 93,000 soldiers of Pakistan had surrendered to India.Bangladesh objects to India celebrating ‘Victory Day’!
Asif Nazrul, legal advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh, has spewed venom on PM Narendra Modi’s social media post on Vijay Diwas. Sharing a screenshot of PM Modi’s post, Nazrul objected that it was a ‘victory for Bangladesh’ and ‘India was just an ally’.

Nazrul wrote on his/her verified Facebook page, ‘I strongly oppose. 16 December 1971 was the victory day of Bangladesh. India was an ally in this victory, nothing more.

93000 soldiers of Pakistan had surrendered to India in the 1971 war.
While speaking these ridiculous things, the representative of the puppet government of fundamentalists in Bangladesh also forgot that 93,000 soldiers of Pakistan Army had surrendered in the same war. This surrender was not done to anyone else but to the Indian Army. In the 1971 war, more than 3000 brave soldiers and officers of India sacrificed their lives. More than 9000 brave men were injured. Due to his/her bravery, East Pakistan was born as Bangladesh and the series of inhuman tortures by Pakistan Army on Bengalis also ended. But the Yunus government, which is busy appeasing the fundamentalists, is making a shameless attempt to falsify history.

What did PM Modi write?
Let us now see what Prime Minister Narendra Modi had written in his/her post on Vijay Diwas. PM Modi had posted on Twitter on Monday, ‘Today on Vijay Diwas, we honor the courage and sacrifice of those brave soldiers who contributed to India’s historic victory in 1971. his/her selfless dedication and unwavering determination saved our nation and brought us glory. This day is a tribute to his/her extraordinary bravery and his/her steadfast courage. his/her sacrifice will always inspire generations and will be deeply embedded in the history of our nation.