Bangladesh Energy Crisis and Political Tensions

You may not know this, but Bangladesh is in darkness. The Kanglu Muslims who

dream day and night of Ghazwa-e-Hind, whose leaders to ministers all day

make anti-India remarks and talk of capturing the Seven Sisters, today their

homes have no light. There are 15 to 18 hours of daily power cuts.

They are begging India for extra diesel. The situation

is so dire that this month the Bangladeshi government ordered shopping malls, shops,

and markets to close by 8:00 p.m.

Even billboard lights will be turned off. During peak hours, there is a shortage of 3,000 to

3,500 megawatts of electricity. In some parts of Bangladesh,

load shedding lasts up to 18 to 20 hours. Due to gas shortages, power plants

are shut. Due to a fire at the LNG terminal, gas production is also halted.

The bottom line is there is no energy. So that India, which, after Sheikh Hasina's interview,

the Bangladeshi government had rebuked in extremely foul language,

summoned the Indian High Commissioner, to those very same people

Bangladeshi Energy Minister Iqbal Hasan Mahmud is begging for diesel.

In fact, we are the ones who supply Bangladesh's electricity. Jharkhand's

Adani Power, NTPC, Tripura State Electricity Board, and

several other

companies fulfill this power deficit of Bangladesh. But

this jihadi beggar country does not even pay its electricity dues on time. And

not just electricity, even after the anti-India Jamaat and BNP

government came to power, thousands of tons of rice, wheat,

onions, and vegetables continue to be imported from India, and these kid

jihadis eat that food and abuse India, they abuse Modi.

In fact, India is keeping them alive. Anyway, "no rice at home,

yet my son talks big." For now, I am waiting to see how long until

the power returns, phones are charged, and our broke social media

Warriors will come to my comment section and abuse me.