Pakistanis are extremely angry over the invitation sent to PM Narendra Modi to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the Bangladeshi Prime Minister. Pak expert Qamar Cheema has called it a very weak step by Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chief Tariq Rahman. He said that former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is in India and Tariq Rehman is sending invitation to PM Modi to attend the swearing-in ceremony. Qamar Cheema said that Tariq Rehman should have issued a strong statement against India on the very first day.

Qamar Cheema said that Indians think that Bangladesh is already in very bad conditions and they are dependent on us. Indians would never like to be weakened. I think that Tariq Rehman has taken a very weak position by calling Narendra Modi. Knowing that your former Prime Minister is sitting in India and you are calling the PM there. That means you people can’t even stand, you can’t even put forth your point of view.

Anger on Bangladesh also expressed over Sheikh Hasina
He said that your former PM is there, you are not able to bring him back. On the contrary, what are you doing, you are inviting the PM there to your swearing-in ceremony. Amazing, you should stand on your stand for a little bit. I don’t like such things. I think it is the weakness of the laws of Bangladesh and also of the Bangladeshi people that they are not able to bring back their Prime Minister.

Pak expert Qamar Cheema said, ‘Bangladeshis consider themselves weak, but I do not think they should take such a stand and I do not see things getting better. Sheikh Hasina is the biggest challenge at this time and if Bangladeshis cannot take her back to their country then what is the point, these are the things only you should strengthen your position.

Tariq issues strong statement against India, says Pak expert
He said that Tariq Rehman should have issued a strong statement against India on the very first day, but he was invited on the very first day, after that the matter was over. Pak expert said that there is a big factor between India and Bangladesh and Indians have guessed that Bengalis are nothing and what will they be able to do, what are they. It was a big mistake for Bangladesh to invite India.

Qamar Cheema said that Indians have realized that we have to maintain pressure on Bangladesh. Now see, this is a big question that how they change the attitude of Bangladesh with this pressure. He said that Indians want to dominate Bangladesh. Now what the Indians will do is that they will tell the Bangladesh government to tighten the Jamaat-e-Islami and they will have to tighten it because they know that it will be good if they do so.

Preparations for change of power have started in Bangladesh. The newly elected government of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is going to take oath on Tuesday. Before the swearing-in ceremony of the government formed under the leadership of party president Tariq Rehman, Chief Advisor to the interim government, Muhammad Yunus has invited leaders of 13 countries to attend the ceremony.

Which countries got invitation
According to the report, the countries that have been invited include India, China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Malaysia, Brunei, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Maldives and Bhutan. The swearing-in ceremony will take place in the South Plaza of the National Parliament. BNP got a big victory in the recently held 2026 general elections.

Statement regarding PM Modi
BNP leader ANM Ehsanul Haq Milan on Saturday expressed hope that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would also be invited to the function. Speaking to journalists in Dhaka, he said that all leaders of South Asia should be invited. He said, ‘This is common courtesy. The organizers will do this work. We hope that the whole world will be with us.

BNP also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for congratulatory message on its victory. The party wrote on X, ‘Honorable Narendra Modi ji, thank you very much for your message. We are grateful to acknowledge the leadership of Tariq Rahman in BNP’s decisive victory in the national elections.

Emphasis on relations with India
BNP has expressed its desire to build better relations with India. The party said it wants to work together with India with mutual respect and understanding of each other’s concerns. The statement said that both the countries can move forward together for peace, stability and development in the region.

Importance of 2026 elections
The general elections held on 12 February 2026 are being considered special. This election took place after massive protests in 2024, due to which Sheikh Hasina, who was in power for a long time, had to step down. In the 300-seat Parliament, 151 seats are required to form a government and BNP won much more seats than this. After this, Tariq Rehman is being considered as a contender for the post of Prime Minister.

The Islamic Jamaat-e-Islami alliance has emerged as the main opposition in this election. The voting percentage was around 59 percent. Along with this, a constitutional referendum related to governance reform was also passed.