New Delhi:
Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus asked China to increase his economic influence in Bangladesh and also mentioned that in this regard, the northeastern states of India being surrounded by land can prove to be an opportunity. Yunus recently made this comment during a four -day visit to China. Its video came out on social media on Monday. Now on this remark of Muhammad Yunus, Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma replied that his statement is extremely and objectionable.
What answer was given by Assam CM to Mohammad Yunus
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma wrote in his X post that the statement of Mohammad Yunus of the so -called interim government of Bangladesh, in which the Sister State of the Northeast India is described as surrounded and Bangladesh has been introduced as his patron, derogatory and extremely condemnable. Dangerous suggestions have been made to cut the Northeast from the important route. Therefore, it is necessary to develop more strong railway and road networks under and around the chicken neck corridor. Priority should be given to the discovery of alternative roadways connecting the northeast to the mainland India, bypassing the chicken neck effectively.
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What did Mohammad Yunus say?
Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus Yunus said, “Seven states in the eastern part of India are called seven sisters. They are areas surrounded by land from all around. He has no way to reach the sea. ”He met Chinese President Xi Chinfing during the visit and signed nine agreements with China. Describing Bangladesh as “the only patron of the ocean” in the region, Younus said that this could be a big opportunity and the Chinese economy can expand.
The Seven Sisters State of India is seven states in Northeast India, which are Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura. They are known for their geographical, cultural, and strategic importance. Their importance can be understood through certain highlights:-
Strategic status: These states are located at the eastern end of India and share border with Myanmar, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China. These mainlands are connected to India through chicken neck (Siliguri Corridor), which makes it special for national security.
Treasure of biodiversity: Northeast India is one of the most prosperous bio-dominance areas of the world. UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as Kaziranga and Manas National Park (Assam), as well as rare species such as a horny rhinoceros, are found here.
Cultural Diversity: These states have their own specific languages, traditions and lifestyle. This region is a symbol of cultural prosperity from spoken languages and folk dances like Bihu (Assam), Ras Leela (Manipur) and Cheroram (Mizoram).
Economic Prospects: This region is filled with resources like tea production (Assam is world famous), natural gas, oil, and bamboo. There is also a lot of tourism potential, such as Cherrapunji of Meghalaya (one of the most rainy places in the world) and Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh) like Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh).
Hydropower capacity: The Brahmaputra River and its tributaries make the region a major center for hydroelectric production, which can contribute to India’s energy security.
Connectivity and Business: Due to proximity with Bangladesh and South-East Asia, the region is emerging as a commercial and connectivity gateway for India under the “Act East Policy”.
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PM Modi’s economic advisor shared video
Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Economic Advisory Council, posted this video on ‘X’ and questioned why Yunus mentioned the northeast region of India. He said, “It is interesting that Yunus is making public appeal to the Chinese on the basis that seven states of India are surrounded by land. China is welcome to invest in Bangladesh, but what does it mean to be surrounded by land around seven states of India? ”