India wants to suggest Bangladesh is becoming extremist, says Advisor Nahid

Through the blood sacrifice of Abu Sayed and the other martyrs, Bangladesh is now experiencing independence, he says during a trip to RangpurIndia wants to suggest Bangladesh is becoming extremist, says Advisor NahidNahid Islam, information advisor to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, claims that India wants to portray the current situation in Bangladesh as tending towards extremism. “India wants to make it seem as if extremism is taking hold in Bangladesh,” he said. They are always spreading such propaganda.”He made the remarks to the media after attending a rally commemorating the 16th founding anniversary of Begum Rokeya University on Saturday. We need to be more aware of such issues.”“Aby Sayed, a student of Begum Rokeya University, was martyred and gave his blood in the fight for our rights. The university authorities said the university started out under the name Rangpur University on Oct 20, 2008, under the caretaker government, but the name was changed to Begum Rokeya University in 2009 after the Awami League came to power.