Bangladesh on 15 December 2025 of National citizen Party (NCP, Of Leader beauty Abdullah by India Of Against inflammatory statement Gaveafter which the Chief Minister of Assam Himanta Biswa Sarma has replied to him. Assam CM on 16th December 2025 i.e. Said on Tuesday that a section of Bangladeshis is repeatedly saying that the north-eastern part of India should be merged with the neighboring country, which is an irresponsible and dangerous statement and India will not remain silent on this.

Hasnat had given statement to break India

CM Himanta Biswa Sarma Senior leader of Bangladesh’s NCP party was reacting to Hasnat Abdullah’s statement in which he had said that if New Delhi tries to destabilize his country (Bangladesh), then Dhaka should isolate the north-eastern states of India and support separatist elements in the region.

The Bangladeshi leader said, ‘I want to make it clear to India that if you give shelter to those forces who are against Bangladesh. sovereigntyBangladesh will respond if it does not respect capacity, voting rights and human rights.

Bangladesh’s thinking about India is impure

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma During an event in Lumding, he said, ‘For the last one year, such statements have been coming repeatedly from that country that the states of North-East India should be separated and made a part of Bangladesh. India is a very big country, a nuclear powered nation and the fourth largest economy in the world. How can Bangladesh even think about this?

The mentality of Bangladesh will get an answer

He said that even thinking about it is wrong, but the thinking of the people of Bangladesh is wrong. CM Himanta said that this mentality should not be encouraged and Bangladesh should not be given much help in any way. He said, ‘We should teach them a lesson that if they continue to behave like this, we will not remain silent.’

On 15 December, a multi-party protest rally was organized at Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka. This rally was organized by Inquilab Manch. This rally was in protest against the attack on their spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi. Hadi was shot at by unknown assailants on Friday, in which he was seriously injured and taken to Singapore.

Threat to separate Seven Sisters from India

In this rally, Hasnat Abdullah, the chief organizer of the southern region of Bangladesh’s National Citizen Party (NCP), has openly threatened India. He said that if there is any attempt to destabilize Bangladesh, the seven northeastern states of India will be isolated. These seven states are called ‘Seven Sisters’, which include Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura.

Hasnat Abdullah made serious allegations against India

Hasnat said that those who interfered in the election process, spread anarchy in the country and are behind the attack on Usman Hadi are getting India’s support. He also accused India of being involved in border killing of Bangladeshi citizens. He said in clear words, ‘I want to tell India clearly that if you give shelter to those forces who do not respect Bangladesh’s sovereignty, voting rights and human rights, Bangladesh will retaliate.’

He warned that destabilizing Bangladesh would lead to unrest in the entire region and the fire of protest would spread across the borders.

Hasnat is a big opponent of Sheikh Hasina

Hasnat Abdullah is a leader who played a key role in the violent protests against Sheikh Hasina government. He has been continuously giving anti-India statements. In the rally, NCP’s northern region chief organizer Sarjis Alam also made anti-India statements. He said that relations with India cannot be normal until Sheikh Hasina is given shelter.

How did India respond to this?

This statement has come at a time when general elections are near in Bangladesh. After the fall of Sheikh Hasina and formation of interim government of Mohammad Yunus, anti-India statements have increased. The Seven Sisters area is geographically sensitive, connected to main India through the Siliguri Corridor (Chicken Neck) of West Bengal.

Till now there has been no reaction on this statement from the Government of India or any official. Investigation and political activities are ongoing.