By Admin 
There is a deep dispute between India and Bangladesh. First Bangladesh banned the telecast of IPL 2026. After this the neighboring country refused to play the 2026 T20 World Cup in India. To put it plainly, at this time Bangladesh is completely opposing India. But meanwhile, a picture surfaced on social media, seeing which many people remembered the phrase ‘spit and lick’. Actually, Bangladesh had to take help of India for Bangladesh Premier League (BPL 2025-26).
Let us tell you that BPL ended recently. The title match of the tournament was played between Chattogram Royals and Rajshahi Warriors on 23 January. Rajshahi Warriors won the match by 63 runs. After this, a victory parade was taken out for the team in Bangladesh, pictures of which went viral on social media. One of these pictures included that of a bus, which caught the attention of Indian people.
Bangladesh had to take help from India
Actually, it can be seen in the viral picture that the bus on which the victory parade is being taken out in Bangladesh belongs to Ashok Leyland company, which is an Indian company. In this way, Bangladesh had to take help from India even after boycotting IPL and other things.
Take out victory parade on rickshaw
While sharing the picture of the victory parade on social media, a user wrote in the caption that he opposed everything related to India but took out the victory parade of BPL in a bus made in India. They cannot play in India, but they need sugar, water, electricity and other things from India. Further the user wrote, “If they also boycott Ashok Leyland and take out a victory parade on rickshaws.”
They Boycotted Everything related to India in BPL finally to do their victory parade in a Bus manufactured in India ✅
They can’t play in India, but they want rice, sugar, water, electricity, etc. from India.🤣🤣🤣
If even They Will boycott Ashok Leyland too and do victory… pic.twitter.com/5GS1CU4bKE
— Emon Mukherjee (@EmonMukherjee21) January 26, 2026
Controversy started with Mustafizur Rahman
In the mini auction for IPL 2026, KKR bought Mustafizur Rahman for a price of Rs 9.20 crore. After this, he was released by KKR on the instructions of BCCI. Then the controversy started from here. In view of the atrocities on minorities in Bangladesh, the demand intensified that Bangladeshi players will not play in IPL and this happened.