Mohammed Yunus on Seven Sisters States: Mohammad Yunus, the Chief Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, during his visit to China, called the north-east part of India separate and landlocked. However, there is now a change in the notes of Mohammad Yunus. Mohammad Yunus had earlier made this statement with the intention of earning huge investment from China, however, now Yunus is advocating the inclusion of a unified cross-border Economic Integration Plan by combining North-Eastern states called Sea Sisters States of Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and India together.

Mohammad Yunus gave this statement on Monday (May 12) after meeting Indira Rana, vice -president of Nepal’s Pratinidhi Sabha, who has currently come to attend a function organized by the Nepal Embassy in Dhaka. Yunus said during this time, “There should be an integrated economic plan for Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and the northeastern states of India. Working together can benefit more than alone.”

Yunus told Bangladesh alone in the ocean

The Chief Advisor of Bangladesh traveled to Beijing, the capital of China in March this year. During this journey, he described the isolated of the Northeast of India. Apart from this, he had called Bangladesh as the only protector of the ocean and he was in the greed to get heavy investment from China. He had said, “Bangladesh can become an entry gate for this area. In this geographical location, there is immense possibilities available for China and this area can also cause the expansion of the Chinese economy.

Yunus had insisted, “You can go anywhere from Bangladesh. The ocean is in our backyard.” However, Yunus’s lyrics changed after India’s action under Operation Sindoor against Pakistan and he is presenting it as a possible corridor for the shared prosperity of the region, which is talking about shared interest and resource sharing.