Abstract
Bangladesh, born in 1971, endured her very first setback in 1975 when a bloody military coup took place, which killed the Father of the nation and subsequently army seized power. From then to 1990, two military dictators ruled the country for a short time as a military dictator and the rest of the time under the veil of the democratically elected statesman. With the fall of the Mujib government, a new diplomatic stance had been taken up; from a socialist, liberal, secular and democratic state, Bangladesh crawled down to a capitalist, conservative, Islamist and authoritarian form of state. It appears from the policy of the dictators that they had tried to satiate the people through the amendments of the constitution to shape it as an Islamist country and to satisfy the capitalist class, they introduced the capitalist economy from the moderate socialist economy. An identical procedure which was followed by the Pakistani military rulers in pre-independence time had been conceived smoothly by the military dictators in independent Bangladesh.
Highlights
Radcliff’s line provided the opportunity to bag East editors in 2011, he said that “we must reckon that at Pakistan, which was situated thousands of miles away least 25 percent of the population of Bangladesh swears from her main territory
The fourth section will focus on the policy and approach of the first democratic government towards India
The overall research is conducted with the consultation of primary and secondary sources
Summary
India and the factors that played a significant role in this regard. some specific objectives will be pursued such as. 4. To predict the ways to reach into a common understanding for settling the issues which are threatening the friendly relations of Bangladesh with India. A significant number of diplomats and ministers were in charge of high commissions and foreign ministries during the tenure of several Indian Premiers, and two military dictators, and a Prime Minister in Bangladesh from 1975 to 1996. They were the key personnel to ascertain the policies and objectives of their respective governments as per the government’s political and diplomatic stance. The following tables illustrate the names of the Head of Governments, Ministers, High-Commissioners, and other relevant information so that it would be clear to understand and to evaluate the transitions of bilateral relations of the time under discussion
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