Following publication of an article titled ‘Sheikh Hasina saves lives of 1.20 million Rohingyas, in Weekly Blitz, Indian popular television channel NewsX has praised Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for her extra-ordinary decision of granting shelter to over 1.20 million Rohingyas and save their lives from genocide in Myanmar.
Since 2017, the Rohingyas have found refuge in Bangladesh, with little financial assistance from Western nations or wealthier Muslim countries – especially the Arabs. Surprisingly, certain affluent Arab nations, while spending billions on various agendas, have shown minimal concern for the persecuted Rohingya Muslims. Bangladesh, burdened with nurturing over 1.20 million Rohingyas, has admirably carried this responsibility while prioritizing its 170 million citizens.
The Rohingya crisis ranks among the most severe humanitarian catastrophes, displacing millions and subjecting innocent lives to unbearable suffering. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s leadership, however, has transformed Bangladesh into a beacon of compassion, sheltering and safeguarding these refugees fleeing persecution and violence in Myanmar.
In another report, NewsX has exposed series of lies, deception and falsehood of controversial Nobel laureate giving description of how Yunus has given fooled the members of Nobel Prize Committee.
While jointly receiving the Nobel Peace Prize along with Grameen Bank from Professor Ole Danbolt Mjøs, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee on December 10, 2006 for “their efforts to create economic and social development from below”, in presence of global dignitaries, Muhammad Yunus declared – “We can put poverty in the museum”. Commenting on Yunus, UK daily The Guardian in an article said: For Nelson Mandela it was apartheid, for Mahatma Gandhi it was self-rule, for Prof Yunus it is poverty.
“He told me that he had a dream of setting up a museum of poverty; a building where the children of the future would go and marvel at the phenomenon of poverty. They would ask questions which couldn’t be answered: “There was great wealth and prosperity and everyone was splurging, so why were others poor and dying?”
At that time a sizable number of people – including journalists were feeling encouraged knowing Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus would put poverty in the museum. After 17 years of receiving the prestigious prize – Muhammad Yunus has not succeeded in sending poverty to museums. Instead, millions of borrowers of loan from him in Bangladesh now are facing cruel sufferings due to poverty while most possibly, Yunus has engaged ‘reputation management’ firms to remove everyone on the web about his pronouncement of sending poverty to museums.
While jointly receiving the Nobel Peace Prize along with Grameen Bank from Professor Ole Danbolt Mjøs, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee on December 10, 2006 for “their efforts to create economic and social development from below”, in presence of global dignitaries, Muhammad Yunus declared – “We can put poverty in the museum”. Commenting on Yunus, UK daily The Guardian in an article said: For Nelson Mandela it was apartheid, for -Mahatma Gandhi it was self-rule, for Prof Yunus it is poverty.
“He told me that he had a dream of setting up a museum of poverty; a building where the children of the future would go and marvel at the phenomenon of poverty. They would ask questions which couldn’t be answered: “There was great wealth and prosperity and everyone was splurging, so why were others poor and dying?”
At that time a sizable number of people – including journalists were feeling encouraged knowing Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus would put poverty in the museum. After 17 years of receiving the prestigious prize – Muhammad Yunus has not succeeded in sending poverty to museums. Instead, millions of borrowers of loan from him in Bangladesh now are facing cruel sufferings due to poverty while most possibly, Yunus has engaged ‘reputation management’ firms to remove everyone on the web about his pronouncement of sending poverty to museums.
Bangladesh Election: NewsX continues expert analysis
Indian television channel News-X has been continuously giving extensive coverage on Bangladesh’s January 7 general election while the channel is airing opinion of diplomats, defense analysts, research-scholars, journalists and experts from various walks of life who are analyzing the election, role of Western nations and Biden administration’s meddling into Bangladesh domestic affairs, Washington’s notorious attempts of toppling Sheikh Hasina from power and bringing ultra-Islamist terrorist organization Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and its ideological allies such as Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) into power.
On January 7, former Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh and senior diplomat Veen Sikri appeared on News-X and presented her analysis on the election, voter turnout and the future of Bangladesh-India relations.
Commenting on the January 7 elections, Veena Sikri explained why Bangladesh’s general election cannot be held under unelected caretake government as “Bangladesh Supreme Court declared the caretaker government as unconstitutional”.
Ms. Sikri also mentioned BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia’s physical issues that stops her from being active in politics, where her son Tarique Rahman, sitting in London is “calling the shots”.
Veena Sikri criticized BNP-Jamaat’s violence which has been continuing particularly since October 29, 2023.
Meanwhile, on January 8, 2024, in another discussion titled “Sheikh Hasina’s Historic 5th Term | What Next in India-Bangladesh Ties” anchored by Uday Pratap Singh, Editor, NewsX which has been participated by a number of experts including former diplomat Manju Seth, Maj Gen GG Dwivedi, Prof Madhav Nalapat, Editorial Director, The Sunday Guardian, and Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury, Editor, Blitz.
In a tweet highlighting the comment of Blitz editor Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury, NewsX said:
#HasinaVictory | ‘For Sheikh Hasina, it is crucial not only to keep radical Islamists, jihadists, and Caliphate mongers in check but also to give a tough crackdown on them,’ comments Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury
@salah_shoaib, editor of Blitz Bangladesh, on Sheikh Hasina’s fifth-term victory in the Bangladesh elections.
#HasinaVictory |'For Sheikh Hasina, it is crucial not only to keep radical Islamists, jihadists, and Caliphate mongers in check but also to give a tough crackdown on them,' comments Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury@salah_shoaib, editor of Blitz Bangladesh, on Sheikh Hasina's… pic.twitter.com/XnKN4DWFXG
— NewsX (@NewsX) January 8, 2024
