Political crisis in Bangladesh and its implication on India

Market will crash by 3000+ for Nifty 50. Our foreign policy will collapse & become inefficient. FDI will decrease. Manufacturing will take a hit. Basic corruption will increase. What else you can add more?

I am in shock that the Canadian PM, in the Canadian Parliament no less has alleged that India has eliminated a khalistani on Canadian soil. I still remember the days, when the single greatest attack on the soul of the country took place in Mumbai on 26/11, all we could do was establish backchannel diplomacy with the likes of the US to get Pakistan to 'calm down'. Not a single bullet was fired in return in a nation that perceived our weak national security as par for the course, getting the Congress led UPA that presided over this moment of unparalleled humiliation, a thumping verdict in 2009. That was an India where we would lament the lack of credible retaliation options including Covert Ops. It was often stated that IK Gujral rolled back R&AW operations outside the country as an excuse for our lack. Although, no action was taken to initiate the operations again. NONE. But excuses were ready should failures occur again. That India of my childhood, seems like a distant past. When URI and Balakot happened, we crossed the LoC and launched Spl Ops to impose rising costs upon Pakistani aggression. Khalistani or old thoroughbred battle hardened Islamic Jihad commanders in Pakistan or PoK are being neutralized, further raising costs to threatening Indian interests. This is not the India I grew up in. 2004-14, when we ought to have taken off, came a pauper after the initial global liquidity fuelled growth from 04-07. Congress went on a far left loony socialistic binge, with massive amounts of debt given to Crony Industrialist friends leading to an NPA crisis which led to Private investment paralysis, plummeting growth further, and inflation hitting the skies. But now, we are poised for a decade or two of rapid, high quality, solid economic growth. All of these factors combine to bolster our Gross National Power like never before. We were supposed to be poor, timid and helpless. We pursued sympathy over strength. But I guess, this is no longer the India we knew of.

Maldives is going to be a big pain in as* for India in the coming future. It's like that child who we cannot beat the shit out because we don't want it to go to China and help them set up Chinese military bases in the Indian Ocean. And, secondly we will have to send aid money of billions of dollars so that they do not trap into the belt and road initiative of china ....again for the same above reason.

Everything seems to indicate that this is the beginning of an extended bullrun till the elections. What is the game plan? Personally, I am all in. First time since 2020, that I have a net zero cash position.

- Bangladesh's garment industry, worth $55bn annually, is facing an uncertain future after weeks of protests toppled the government of Sheikh Hasina in August. - The unrest led to the deaths of hundreds, the burning of at least four factories, and a nationwide internet blackout, causing major brands like Disney and Walmart to look elsewhere for production. - Worker protests demanding better wages have forced the closure of 60 factories outside Dhaka, further disrupting the industry. - The country's economy, heavily reliant on garment exports, is struggling with issues like child labor scandals, deadly accidents, and soaring manufacturing costs. - The new government, led by interim leader Muhammad Yunus, faces the challenge of stabilizing the economy, diversifying industries, and addressing corruption and red tape. Source: [bbc](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd6ye3e8x9po)

Military holds the power now