Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Pakistani Analyst Warns of India-Bangladesh Tensions
A Pakistani political expert named Najam Sethi said that India might take strong action against Bangladesh, similar to a past operation called Operation Sindoor.
This comes after some Bangladeshi leaders made comments that India found offensive.
The comments were about India's northeastern states, which Bangladesh called 'landlocked.'
Indian leaders were upset by these remarks.
Despite the tension, India says it wants to be friends with Bangladesh.
There have been arguments about whether India is letting people who are against Bangladesh live in India.
Pakistani analyst Najam Sethi warns India may take forceful action against Bangladesh, similar to Operation Sindoor.
Tensions rise after Bangladeshi interim chief Muhammad Yunus calls India's northeastern states 'landlocked.'
Indian officials, including Himanta Biswa Sarma and S Jaishankar, condemn the remarks as offensive and provocative.
India maintains it seeks friendly relations with Bangladesh despite the rhetoric.
Dhaka accuses India of allowing anti-Bangladesh activities from Indian soil, which India denies.
- Who
- Pakistani political commentator Najam Sethi
- What
- Warning of potential Indian military action against Bangladesh
- When
- Amid growing tensions following political changes in Bangladesh
- Where
- India and Bangladesh
- Why
- In response to perceived provocative statements by Bangladeshi officials
- Analyst
- Najam Sethi
- Country
- Pakistan
- Target Country
- Bangladesh
- Operation Mentioned
- Operation Sindoor
- Indian Leader Mentioned
- Narendra Modi
- Bangladeshi Leader Mentioned
- Sheikh Hasina
- Bangladeshi Interim Chief
- Muhammad Yunus
- Indian Officials Reacting
- Himanta Biswa Sarma, Nishikant Dubey, S Jaishankar