Parthapratim Ghosh, Kolkata : Top BNP leader Ruhul Kabir Rizvi called for boycott of Indian products by burning Indian sarees. But, the citizens of his own country are not listening to him. On Monday, it was seen in New Market that people from Bangladesh were buying Indian products. Regarding Rizvi’s comments, their clear words, "They will go shopping in Thailand, Singapore. We will not go to Thailand, Singapore, we will come to the neighboring country India."
Bangladesh has been issuing ridiculous threats and warnings against India for several days. It was started by BNP leader Ruhul Kabir Rizvi. But, India is far from it, BNP leader’s words are not given importance, it is his country i.e. the citizens of Bangladesh! Ruhul. But, forget to give importance,
the citizens of Bangladesh are not paying attention to his words. Bangladeshi citizens were seen buying Indian clothes at New Market in Kolkata on Monday.
Lutfar Rahman, a resident of Rajshahi, came here for treatment. While shopping bags full of Indian goods from the New Market, they rejected the demands of the senior joint secretary general of the BNP. He was asked about the Rizvir-comment, you have a BNP leader, he says New Market will be closed, Bangladeshis will not go. Lutfar said, "This is a game of politics bro. There is no use in saying this. We always come. love very much"
Mohammed Rafique, a resident of Jessore. He also made it clear that whatever Rizvi says, their love for Indian products was, is, will remain. he said "Buying sheets, buying medicine, buying sweaters, that’s it. He knows how he says it. We come to see the doctor constantly, we do some shopping from here."
The day Rizvi called for a boycott of Indian products, it was understood how much Indian products are preferred by the citizens of Bangladesh. The BNP leader, throwing the saree to burn, was practically grabbed by a woman. This time, the Bangladeshi citizens who came to Kolkata practically explained that Ruhul Rizvi’s threat has no effect on Bangladesh, so what else will India care about!
And in the meantime, 100 tons of Atap rice went from India to Bangladesh through Banglabandha land port in Panchagarh, Bangladesh. On the other hand, more than 172 tonnes of fish entered India from Bangladesh through Akhaura land port. The estimated value of which is more than 5 crore rupees.
