India Bangladesh Border Enclaves Explained

India, Bangladesh,

and this is the border. Should be fenced, should be patrolled and even guarded

so that illegal immigrants don't cross over.

But wait a minute, you'll find something very strange.

There's a piece of India inside Bangladesh and a piece of Bangladesh inside India.

It's called an Indian enclave in Bangladesh, Bangladesh enclave in India.

But wait a minute, it gets stranger.

There's not just one or two. There are a hundred and

eleven enclaves in Bangladesh and fifty-one in India.

Gets even more weirder. You won't even believe it.

There's-- Within the Indian enclave, there's a,

there's a Bangladesh enclave. It's called a second order enclave.

And if this Bangladeshi wants to go to this Bangladesh, he has to cross border

once, twice, three times and four times and four times back.

Was there ever border? No border.

Crores of illegal immigrants started crossing over

continuously for last fifty, sixty years,

and it continued like that. Even more stranger,

within the

Indian enclave, there's Bangladesh enclave,

and there again, a Indian enclave.

They call third order. Such stupidity existed for sixty-eight

years until

two thousand and fifteen, Modi government.

First year he came to power, he had agreement with

India, Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina.

He told, "You take those enclaves, I'll take this enclave," and now we

have a border.

But wait a minute. In the meantime, crores of them already crossed over.

And while it's done on paper,

India here was West Bengal, ruled by Mamata MC,

and their World Bank is

here.

She would not allow the fencing. Now she's gone, now the fencing

has happened

at a very fast pace, and, uh, that is why

this is happening. The Bangladeshis are protesting. Protesting for what?

Protesting, supporting the Delhi protest of

cockroaches and Congress.

They're not-- They're protesting for NEET. What's that to do with Bangladesh?

E20, UPI,

and, uh, EVM and CEC.

Nothing. It's not that. It is about regime change.

India not yielding. We want to remove Modi.

I wa- I want to become the Prime Minister. I'm born to become the Prime Minister.

Without winning elections, Bangladesh style. Thank you.