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Bangladesh has canceled the internet bandwidth agreement with India. Under this agreement, two big companies of Bangladesh, Summit Communication and Fiber at the Home, provided internet services to the north-eastern states of India. This deal was with India’s Airtel company.
Made a hole in the plate in which he ate. Bangladesh’s Mohammad Yunus government had recently threatened to review and cancel several important deals with India. Now this threat has turned into reality. Bangladesh canceled bandwidth agreement with India. This agreement was made to strengthen internet services in the north-eastern states. There is great anger in India due to this decision. Protests are taking place across the country. From doctors to businessmen and hotel owners are talking about boycotting the citizens of Bangladesh. Actually, Bangladesh has canceled the internet bandwidth agreement with India. Under this agreement, two big companies of Bangladesh, Summit Communication and Fiber at the Home, provided internet services to the north-eastern states of India. This deal was with India’s Airtel company. Under this, internet was being provided to the north-eastern states through Akhora border. The Bangladesh government says the agreement was impacting their regional internet capacity. This decision is being considered a big blow for India.
With this decision, the internet infrastructure of the north-eastern states of India was to be strengthened. This decision of Bangladesh filled the Indian citizens with anger. A clinic in Siliguri, West Bengal refused to treat Bangladeshi patients. A poster was put up outside the clinic in which it was written that Bangladeshi citizens would be able to enter only after saluting the Indian tricolor. The doctor said that why should those who cannot respect India be treated in India? Apart from this, hotels and restaurants in Barak Valley of Assam refused entry to Bangladeshi citizens. Baburao, President of Barak Valley Hotel and Restaurant Association, said that we will boycott Bangladeshis until the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh do not stop.
Dhakai Jamdani sarees from Bangladesh were set on fire by protesters outside the Salt Lake International Bus Terminal near Kolkata. The protesters called for a boycott of Bangladeshi goods and warned that Indians would not remain silent if the insult to the tricolor and attacks on Hindus continued. A protester said that we condemn the continuous targeting of Hindus in Bangladesh and hate-motivated statements against India. We will not remain silent and along with burning of Jamdani sarees, we urge people to boycott Bangladeshi products.
