Does CIAto make India, Bangladesh separate Christian countries?

Mizoram chief minister Piyush Lalduhoma was in the US on september 4. During this time, he also gave a speech in Indiapolis, America. However, his speech caused a stir in many countries. Because in his speech in America, the chief minister of Mizoram also mentioned bangladesh and Myanmar along with India. He called for unity and one country of Chin-Kuki-Jo. Let us tell you that Chin-Kuki-Jo are Christian tribes living in India-Bangladesh and Myanmar. Now the question is whether the US intelligence agencies are working on a plan to separate parts of India, bangladesh and Myanmar and make a separate Christian country.

Worries have increased over the separatist agenda

After the speech of the Mizoram cm, concerns have increased over the separatist agenda. This can lead to instability in South Asia. His remarks on religious and cultural aspects in his speech have raised doubts about any foreign support.

We are one people, cannot afford to be divided: Lalduhoma

In his speech in Indiapolis, Mizoram chief minister PU Lalduhoma said, "We are all one people, we are brothers and sisters and cannot afford to be divided. god made us one and we will rise under one leadership to achieve nationhood. Though a country may have boundaries, a true nation is beyond all this. We have all been unjustly divided into three governments of three countries. Which we cannot accept at all."

Lalduhoma made a proposal for political unity, which has raised concerns about sovereignty. In his speech, he has called for a shared culture and religious identity. The sentiment of the people of the Chin-Kuki-Zo community has emerged recently, who are feeling marginalized. Chin-Kuki community resides in the indian states of Manipur and Mizoram along with some areas of bangladesh and Myanmar. Let us tell you that these three communities share linguistic, cultural and religious ties among themselves.

Sheikh Hasina had made this claim in this regard

For a long time, there have been concerns about the division of this region for the strategic purposes of foreign powers. In this regard, former bangladesh Prime minister Sheikh Hasina had also claimed that an American official had talked about the plan to create a new Christian country by combining some areas of India, bangladesh and Myanmar. This statement of Sheikh Hasina had created a stir in the entire region. At the same time, now the speech of the chief minister of Mizoram has increased the worries further.