Im a British ex pat in Bangladesh so proud to have witnessed a revolution...so proud of generation Z they have the passion, decency, humility and a keen sense of whats going on..i pray that Bangladesh is able to become an inspiration for the world
CIA and MI6 organised this revolt to impose a Pro-Pakistani regime on Bangladesh. MI6 was involved in the killing of Mujibur Rahman in 1975. Canada and the USA gave sanctuaries to the killers of Mujibur Rahman.
Actually they didn’t claim that they are razarkar. After saying that we’re razakar in the next part of that slogan they said “who said-who said, dictator dictator” in other slogan they shouted “who said whi said- sarkar sarkar(government)
Best wishes to the people of Bangladesh from India. I hope the era of coups and dictatorships are over. Stop vendetta and focus on growth and prosperity. God bless
A very accurate description of what happened. Unlike India, the people of Pakistan portrayed this revolution the right way. Bangladesh should build a better relationship with Pakistan, instead of India from now on. We have a bad history, however, the new generation is different. Pakistani youth and Bangladeshi youth are on the same page.
Ask an ordinary Pakistani Punjabi. What they are doing in Belochistan. Same thing that they did to bangladeshies . These all love fake talk is good on social media but reality is different. A pakistani dont see Bd people as equal. if Islam was only binding glue the Bangladesh would not exist. Obviously pakistanis will support whats happening in bd cuz they family that was forefront of bangladesh liberation was targeted. But if pakistanis specially punjabis where so nice why they are doing genocide in Belochistan? 2 days ago Beloch rebels killed 50+ pakistanis. Why they are protesting for decades for a different nation? Belochistan is the largest part of Pskiatan. So first go & learn history & current affairs. Pakistanis havent changed a bit.
This is a great discussion that thoroughly captured the reasons behind the July-August Students-Mass Upsurge and the downfall of the AL regime of Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh.
Actually razakar slogan was sarcastic towards sheikh hasina there's nothing like they claim themselves razakar. We hate razakar for there actions in 1971
Any of the revolutions as we have witnessed like Bangladesh hasn't been the bearer of a good fortune. Rather most of them like the Arab Springs have brought further poverty and destruction. Bangladesh is lawless. Time will tell how successful it is. Changing the wrapper doesn't change the product. Corrupt population needs to become honest and moral first.
Hasina had very little influence in the Economical improvement. Most of the improvement came from private sectors and remittence in which Hasina could not improve anything, rather made it worse.
Proud to be a part of this revolution. I used to regret why I wasn't born before 1971 to fight for my country? But after July revolution, I don't regret anymore. Long live revolution. Inquilab zindabad.
18:33 Not a color revolution. Maybe CIA or other agencies moved a piece here and there. But It's Hasina who made mistakes after mistakes for an entire month.
We are proud of our heroes. 😭💔 May Allah accept our martyrs... Bengalis you beauty..you got, get n will get superheroes. They unconditionally love Their country. They stand Against injustice, they bravely defend dictator, they welcome bullets
dunno if others will agree but i have an issue with the gdp issue. not just bangladesh- the world went through a huge change last dacade. bangladesh cause of its demography and geography is a hub with immense economic potential- along with globalization and internet allowing diverse work opportunity bangladesh was a lucrative place for foreign investments and loans. so gdp increase is a given and infrastructural development at ridicules rate were still funded by the international community despite active loan defaulting. so the gdp increase gets a slight controversial accreditation to hasina under 'she could have stopped from happening it if she/india wanted but allowed it' instead of 'facilitated it'
Anyone has good idea about economics will tell you that Hasina has destroyed the economy of Bangladesh. Just follow all the interviews of new Governor of BB, you will have a good idea.
Bangladesh was already in a road of success from 1990s and onwards. Hasina injured our economy via multiple multi billion dollar loan for every mega project she did. She did quite a handful of these mega projects in the last few years. Not to mention causing price hikes multiple times through syndicates ever since 2020, causing people's savings to dwindle. Then 150 billion USD that they smuggled through Bangladesh Bank alone in the last 15 years. They smuggled more through other means, but we cannot track it down easily.
The only reason our economy was afloat was due to remittance, without remittance every other indicator of economic growth was negative since the last few years.
Don't worry we don't have that much free time.. what I really like about this is how he said about India being the reason for all the past things happening to Bangladesh. Nothing on illegal immigrants entering India about 20 milli. Support of terrorism in seven states. what about Genocide of Hindus. Revolution sounds good until rape murder of own kind.
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Research Society of International Law for conducting such a profound and eye-opening interview on the Gen Z revolution in Bangladesh. The depth of analysis on every aspect of the situation, especially the coverage by Indian media and the associated propaganda, was truly insightful and thought-provoking. The interview also effectively highlighted the cracks in India's foreign policy, particularly its support for the Hasina regime, which has not only stifled the Gen Z movement but also alienated the Bangladeshi public. The overwhelming resentment towards India, with a significant portion of the population harboring negative sentiments due to this support, was made strikingly clear. I would also like to extend my sincere thanks to Mr. Oves Anwar for his exceptional contribution to this interview. His meticulous analysis and articulate explanations provided a profound understanding of the complexities surrounding the Gen Z revolution. Mr. Anwar's expert insights and thoughtful commentary were instrumental in elucidating the broader implications of the situation, and his expertise added a significant depth to the discussion. His work not only shed light on the nuances of the current crisis but also offered valuable perspectives on the geopolitical ramifications involved.
That article you referenced posted a picture of the bangladeshi people standing on top of Hasina's house waving and hanging Bangladeshi flags. The real original picture also had a Palestinian flag hanging. But the article erased the Palestinian flag off. That is Palestinian erasure!
It's a great interview with a broad overview of how things developed. But unless you lived in Bangladesh and watched the whole thing unravel, it's very hard to get a proper analysis of how the events took place one after another. One thing I can clearly say as a witness and somehow part of the movement myself, that there is no way an outside power could fund and create this type of uprising. It's utterly impossible. You cannot make thousands of people stand before bullets without any fear for their life with any kind of scheming. People of Bangladesh literally had enough. They were just waiting for a stage like this to come up so they can join and spit out their anger, frustration and extreme hatred towards the ruling party. So in short, this was inevitable. If it didn't happen in July over Quota movement, it would have surely happened over some other issue in near future.
Definitely...we will forever be indebted to our youth for their heroic sacrifices... we still can't get over so many students and children killed😢 please let the whole world know what these kids did for the freedom of our general people from the mass murderous Hasina regime
The entire slogan was : " Tumi k ami k Razakar razakar. K boleche k boleche Shoirachar shoitachar" which in English was " Who are you, who are we, Razakar Razakar, Who said, who said Dictator Dictator" . Note that in Bangladesh the word razakar is used to mean traitor/ people fighting against the country and considered extremely insulting.
He is just 50-60% correct. The flow of movement was not like this what he is saying. People who were in the movement regularly, ask them. You will get 90-100% correct information.
Government : *calls Young patriot students 'Razakar' (meaning - traitor, terrorist, anti -national)* Students : *Fine!! I shall wear it as a badge of honour*
Other than few elements like the blackout and university crackdown, etc. The basic info is there but I think the main trigger to the anger of Bangladeshi to India was the man made flush flood that India caused to Bangladeshi people right after the dethronement of Hasina. Not to mention the taunting of some idiot who are egging the situation from India.
About first election that brought Awami League in power was one of the fairest elections. Then Shaikh Hasina changed everything and hijacked it all. Also on the Slogan of Tumi Ke and Ami Ke Razakar. You are only partially reporting it. Students that threw Hasina out are the heroes. Please try a bit harder to tell the full truth. Truth at the end stands and may not please all or may.
with all due respect to the host lady, but her interrupting by all the okays! and rights! etc, was sorta annoying. She can just nod to show that she's listening without taking off the attention from the guest who's actually telling sth of substance.
Muhammad Yunus might be better than Hasina Wajid but microfinance has it owns very valid criticism. Technocracy has always been used to push Western neoliberal capital agenda in Global South countries considering social sciences grown from Western academia is propped. It is not necessarily a good news.
he is nothing but a agent of US. And the US thanked bangladesh army just after the govt fallen down, do you know why? Because they had great opportunity to take the power immediately but they didn't.
@@anonymoussoul3343 we will welcome US agent as long as they dont get between our rights and meddle with our life and the most important thing is respect.
Absolutely Not ! The very first Gen Z Revolution was the ENCAMPMENTS in Ivy Leagues Schools of USA spreading all over Europe before crossing over to Bangladesh
I'm giving a dislike because you brought in a guest and are discussing a situation without having proper oversight and knowledge. Many of the details and facts shared are just inaccurate and misleading. Do Try to get guests who are actually involved and are knowledgeable about the topic of discussion.
Same thing happened in Egypt in 2011. Same copy paste history and Egypt is still suffering from this so called student protest that destroyed there country. Same is happening and will continue.Bangladesh has been slowly down 10-15 years by western influence and that's the fact. People will slowly realize in few more years and will realize these protest was just planned to destroy Bangladesh. Same happened in Egypt and same will be happening in Bangladesh.
Hello ? Egypt is fine now ! What r you trying to say ? Egypt was in trouble from 2011 to 2013 but now the r very well ! I lived even there 9 years and I sure I know better about then you and Bangladesh will not go backwards! We will go forward without corruption and without dictator Hasina! She williger her punishment, soon as possible
What a beautiful discussion on the recent events of revolution in Bangladesh with pin points explanation of it's start to galvanizing level and finally successfully over through the fascist government. We are proud of our brave people and heroes of nation, the freedom fighters of the year 2024.
No one has actually described this issues so thoroughly and beautifully. Respect from Bangladesh. ❤
Is Bangladesh the first Genz Revolution??
Yes!
and a failed one.
@@ImpxrfectionistYa. A tyrant has been kicked out who wanted to rule until 2041.😅
@@Impxrfectionist Hmm... elaborate
What do you mean ?@@Impxrfectionist
No
Im a British ex pat in Bangladesh so proud to have witnessed a revolution...so proud of generation Z they have the passion, decency, humility and a keen sense of whats going on..i pray that Bangladesh is able to become an inspiration for the world
Thank you so much!!
CIA and MI6 organised this revolt to impose a Pro-Pakistani regime on Bangladesh. MI6 was involved in the killing of Mujibur Rahman in 1975. Canada and the USA gave sanctuaries to the killers of Mujibur Rahman.
As a Bangladeshi myself, thanks for this! Almost accurate illustration.
A perfect overview of the situation in Bangladesh.
Actually they didn’t claim that they are razarkar. After saying that we’re razakar in the next part of that slogan they said “who said-who said, dictator dictator” in other slogan they shouted “who said whi said- sarkar sarkar(government)
right. it's actually sarcasm.
He also says so.. it was sarcastic towards the dictator
Superb interview by one of the finest gentleman, Mr Oves Anwar.
Thanks for such an amazing interview... The world should know the real side of our students movement... Thank you 🇧🇩🖤🇵🇸
Bangladesh is the first Gen-Z Revolution! 😊
Best wishes to the people of Bangladesh from India. I hope the era of coups and dictatorships are over. Stop vendetta and focus on growth and prosperity. God bless
If every Indian comment and think like you... We are India's close neighbor but not slave like Ex-PM HASIANA...
Thank you....😊
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 its a great discussion ❣️
A very accurate description of what happened. Unlike India, the people of Pakistan portrayed this revolution the right way. Bangladesh should build a better relationship with Pakistan, instead of India from now on. We have a bad history, however, the new generation is different. Pakistani youth and Bangladeshi youth are on the same page.
Absolutely...time to rebuild relations with Pakistan. Imran Khan is the best get him out of prison....both countries have Palestine in their hearts
Most Bangladeshis are ready to rebuild relations with Pakistan. Pakistan needs to upgrade Bangladeshi’s military
Ask an ordinary Pakistani Punjabi. What they are doing in Belochistan. Same thing that they did to bangladeshies . These all love fake talk is good on social media but reality is different. A pakistani dont see Bd people as equal. if Islam was only binding glue the Bangladesh would not exist. Obviously pakistanis will support whats happening in bd cuz they family that was forefront of bangladesh liberation was targeted.
But if pakistanis specially punjabis where so nice why they are doing genocide in Belochistan? 2 days ago Beloch rebels killed 50+ pakistanis. Why they are protesting for decades for a different nation? Belochistan is the largest part of Pskiatan. So first go & learn history & current affairs. Pakistanis havent changed a bit.
Alhamdulillah now we are moving to the future one by one 🇧🇩
Nice! Very captivating and Demure indeed! I felt a sense of passion while witnessing this interview!
Its simply a wonderful analytical delivery regarding Bangladeshi present situations Thamks
Thank you so much for portraying the real situation in Bangladesh❤
What Bangladeshi youth thinks today, the whole world thinks tomorrow... Thanks GenZ 🇧🇩
Excellent overview of the movement
One of the best videos on the movement. Literal facts are spoken! Take some notes Godi Media
Thank you.Nice conversation.The man explain it almost perfectly.
This is a great discussion that thoroughly captured the reasons behind the July-August Students-Mass Upsurge and the downfall of the AL regime of Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh.
More power to our brothers in Pakistan ❤✊ 🇧🇩🇵🇰
Actually razakar slogan was sarcastic towards sheikh hasina there's nothing like they claim themselves razakar. We hate razakar for there actions in 1971
this is what he said!
Hello from Bangladesh, info here is accurate, thanks!
Thank you for telling the Truth. Love from Bangladesh
This explains the movement really well. Thank you from Bangladesh ❤
Any of the revolutions as we have witnessed like Bangladesh hasn't been the bearer of a good fortune.
Rather most of them like the Arab Springs have brought further poverty and destruction. Bangladesh is lawless. Time will tell how successful it is.
Changing the wrapper doesn't change the product. Corrupt population needs to become honest and moral first.
Excellent analysis and overview of the whole situation 👏
❤❤❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
thanks for the video ❤
Hasina had very little influence in the Economical improvement. Most of the improvement came from private sectors and remittence in which Hasina could not improve anything, rather made it worse.
good analysis
Proud to be a part of this revolution. I used to regret why I wasn't born before 1971 to fight for my country? But after July revolution, I don't regret anymore. Long live revolution. Inquilab zindabad.
18:33 Not a color revolution. Maybe CIA or other agencies moved a piece here and there. But It's Hasina who made mistakes after mistakes for an entire month.
Excellent interview.
We are proud of our heroes. 😭💔 May Allah accept our martyrs...
Bengalis you beauty..you got, get n will get superheroes. They unconditionally love Their country. They stand Against injustice, they bravely defend dictator, they welcome bullets
This is the most advanced, modern, youngest,Gen Z revulation in the world.
This is the all actual news about Bangladesh and India. He describes the hold situation about Bangladesh and India very well.
Excellent points
dunno if others will agree but i have an issue with the gdp issue.
not just bangladesh- the world went through a huge change last dacade. bangladesh cause of its demography and geography is a hub with immense economic potential- along with globalization and internet allowing diverse work opportunity bangladesh was a lucrative place for foreign investments and loans. so gdp increase is a given and infrastructural development at ridicules rate were still funded by the international community despite active loan defaulting. so the gdp increase gets a slight controversial accreditation to hasina under 'she could have stopped from happening it if she/india wanted but allowed it' instead of 'facilitated it'
Anyone has good idea about economics will tell you that Hasina has destroyed the economy of Bangladesh. Just follow all the interviews of new Governor of BB, you will have a good idea.
Bangladesh was already in a road of success from 1990s and onwards.
Hasina injured our economy via multiple multi billion dollar loan for every mega project she did.
She did quite a handful of these mega projects in the last few years.
Not to mention causing price hikes multiple times through syndicates ever since 2020, causing people's savings to dwindle.
Then 150 billion USD that they smuggled through Bangladesh Bank alone in the last 15 years.
They smuggled more through other means, but we cannot track it down easily.
The only reason our economy was afloat was due to remittance, without remittance every other indicator of economic growth was negative since the last few years.
Good interview, real facts.
Truly narrated
Truly described tnx sir
Thank u for giving a true overview of the situation in Bangladesh!
Sheikh Hasina was an Indian Agent who stole atleast 140 billions dollar from Bangladesh... This is our second Independence.
I GOT HERE BEFORE THE INDIAN PROPAGANDA BOTS! I GOT HERE BEFORE THE INDIAN PROPAGANDA BOTS!!!!!
Don't worry we don't have that much free time.. what I really like about this is how he said about India being the reason for all the past things happening to Bangladesh. Nothing on illegal immigrants entering India about 20 milli. Support of terrorism in seven states. what about Genocide of Hindus. Revolution sounds good until rape murder of own kind.
genz: 🏳️🌈🌈👨❤️👨👩❤️👩🫄
genz in Bangladesh:💪💪🗿🫂🇧🇩
Appreciate your statements regarding student protest but if you used the incident timelines properly it would have been much more clear ...... 🇧🇩❤️
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Research Society of International Law for conducting such a profound and eye-opening interview on the Gen Z revolution in Bangladesh. The depth of analysis on every aspect of the situation, especially the coverage by Indian media and the associated propaganda, was truly insightful and thought-provoking. The interview also effectively highlighted the cracks in India's foreign policy, particularly its support for the Hasina regime, which has not only stifled the Gen Z movement but also alienated the Bangladeshi public. The overwhelming resentment towards India, with a significant portion of the population harboring negative sentiments due to this support, was made strikingly clear.
I would also like to extend my sincere thanks to Mr. Oves Anwar for his exceptional contribution to this interview. His meticulous analysis and articulate explanations provided a profound understanding of the complexities surrounding the Gen Z revolution. Mr. Anwar's expert insights and thoughtful commentary were instrumental in elucidating the broader implications of the situation, and his expertise added a significant depth to the discussion. His work not only shed light on the nuances of the current crisis but also offered valuable perspectives on the geopolitical ramifications involved.
That article you referenced posted a picture of the bangladeshi people standing on top of Hasina's house waving and hanging Bangladeshi flags. The real original picture also had a Palestinian flag hanging. But the article erased the Palestinian flag off. That is Palestinian erasure!
It's a great interview with a broad overview of how things developed. But unless you lived in Bangladesh and watched the whole thing unravel, it's very hard to get a proper analysis of how the events took place one after another. One thing I can clearly say as a witness and somehow part of the movement myself, that there is no way an outside power could fund and create this type of uprising. It's utterly impossible. You cannot make thousands of people stand before bullets without any fear for their life with any kind of scheming. People of Bangladesh literally had enough. They were just waiting for a stage like this to come up so they can join and spit out their anger, frustration and extreme hatred towards the ruling party. So in short, this was inevitable. If it didn't happen in July over Quota movement, it would have surely happened over some other issue in near future.
Definitely...we will forever be indebted to our youth for their heroic sacrifices... we still can't get over so many students and children killed😢 please let the whole world know what these kids did for the freedom of our general people from the mass murderous Hasina regime
The entire slogan was : " Tumi k ami k Razakar razakar. K boleche k boleche Shoirachar shoitachar" which in English was " Who are you, who are we, Razakar Razakar, Who said, who said Dictator Dictator" . Note that in Bangladesh the word razakar is used to mean traitor/ people fighting against the country and considered extremely insulting.
Yes, i proud for students
বাংলাদেশ থেকে দেখছি 👍🇧🇩
save Bangladesh from redical India’s Hindu
13:50 that pic is AI generated unfortunately 🥲
There is a very similar real picture
Definitely give credit to the students
Yes, Gen z revolution ❤🇧🇩
electricity was. never cut off ... and it was never a movement for bnp or khaleda zia
May Allah bless the noble and beautiful ANCHOR right path. Aameen
❤❤❤
Very well said, and accurate. ❤
Yes, we are
He is just 50-60% correct.
The flow of movement was not like this what he is saying.
People who were in the movement regularly, ask them. You will get 90-100% correct information.
great analysis.
Bangladeshi students and Pakistani students are definitely on the same page.
Bangladeshi students should March across the world bathing in glory while the rest of the world should put their hand to their forehead and salute
الحمدللہ رب العالمین۔ ھاذا من فضل ربی۔ لا حول ولا قوۃ الا باللہ۔ لا تقنظو من رحمت اللہ۔
Love From Bangladesh 🫡🫡🫡🇧🇩🐅❤🥰🥰🥰
Did the host not read up at all on what is happening? And she needs to stop with them hmmmms.
#makegenzgreatagain
বাংলাদেশ জিন্দাবাদ
Dissent is oppressed by the current regime as it was never before.
Government : *calls Young patriot students 'Razakar' (meaning - traitor, terrorist, anti -national)*
Students : *Fine!! I shall wear it as a badge of honour*
Other than few elements like the blackout and university crackdown, etc. The basic info is there but I think the main trigger to the anger of Bangladeshi to India was the man made flush flood that India caused to Bangladeshi people right after the dethronement of Hasina. Not to mention the taunting of some idiot who are egging the situation from India.
now bangladesh is dictator free nation❤
alleged?
No we are not gen z , we are Bangladeshi youths ✅
thanks pakistanis
you have showen your opposite of 1971
saudi arabia is back to pre 1975 kindness
Hasina's expressed GDP was false dear
About first election that brought Awami League in power was one of the fairest elections. Then Shaikh Hasina changed everything and hijacked it all. Also on the Slogan of Tumi Ke and Ami Ke Razakar. You are only partially reporting it. Students that threw Hasina out are the heroes. Please try a bit harder to tell the full truth. Truth at the end stands and may not please all or may.
Successful revolution yes. But Burmese gen z have been fighting literal war also ha ma as
with all due respect to the host lady, but her interrupting by all the okays! and rights! etc, was sorta annoying. She can just nod to show that she's listening without taking off the attention from the guest who's actually telling sth of substance.
Bangladeshi student led Revolution is the first Gen Z Revolution in Human History based on the demad of Meritocray. It will have global impact
Bangladesh people want Justice for Allah. The United Nations, human rights law, UK USA UNESCO UNICEF, please help Allah.
Patria o muerte❤
Over 1.5 k students and mass people were died in recent protests in Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Yes of course Bangladesh is no one first of the world of course
Muhammad Yunus might be better than Hasina Wajid but microfinance has it owns very valid criticism. Technocracy has always been used to push Western neoliberal capital agenda in Global South countries considering social sciences grown from Western academia is propped. It is not necessarily a good news.
he is nothing but a agent of US. And the US thanked bangladesh army just after the govt fallen down, do you know why? Because they had great opportunity to take the power immediately but they didn't.
@@anonymoussoul3343 we will welcome US agent as long as they dont get between our rights and meddle with our life and the most important thing is respect.
First successful GenZ revolution. There have been many failed rebel too like the civil war going in Myanmar.
Please use better microphone.
Pak BD direct flight to start.
Absolutely Not !
The very first Gen Z Revolution was the ENCAMPMENTS in Ivy Leagues Schools of USA spreading all over Europe before crossing over to Bangladesh
Shouldn’t forgrt the sacrifice of the 1000 young lives
I'm giving a dislike because you brought in a guest and are discussing a situation without having proper oversight and knowledge.
Many of the details and facts shared are just inaccurate and misleading. Do Try to get guests who are actually involved and are knowledgeable about the topic of discussion.
No
Hong Kong is the first Gen Z Revolution
Next Iran and Afghanistan,150 million people will become prisoners for at least 20 years
Same thing happened in Egypt in 2011. Same copy paste history and Egypt is still suffering from this so called student protest that destroyed there country. Same is happening and will continue.Bangladesh has been slowly down 10-15 years by western influence and that's the fact. People will slowly realize in few more years and will realize these protest was just planned to destroy Bangladesh. Same happened in Egypt and same will be happening in Bangladesh.
Hasina has destroyed the economy of Bangladesh. It will probably take 10-15 years to get back the economic system in line.
What are you trying to implicate?
Hello ? Egypt is fine now ! What r you trying to say ? Egypt was in trouble from 2011 to 2013 but now the r very well ! I lived even there 9 years and I sure I know better about then you and Bangladesh will not go backwards! We will go forward without corruption and without dictator Hasina! She williger her punishment, soon as possible
Inshallah we will be fine. more than fine ❤
What a beautiful discussion on the recent events of revolution in Bangladesh with pin points explanation of it's start to galvanizing level and finally successfully over through the fascist government. We are proud of our brave people and heroes of nation, the freedom fighters of the year 2024.