Islamist outfit issued 'Greater Bangladesh' map with Indian areas? Here's the fact
Over three months after a controversial map showing a so-called "Greater Bangladesh" with parts of India and Myanmar was displayed at Dhaka University, the MEA has reacted to the reports. An outfit, Sultanat-e-Bangla, was said to be behind the map. However, the MEA said Bangladesh's official fact-check unit found no such group active in the country, and the map was part of a history exhibition.
Over three months after a controversial map showing a so-called "Greater Bangladesh" with parts of India and Myanmar was displayed at Dhaka University, the MEA has reacted to the reports. An outfit, Sultanat-e-Bangla, was said to be behind the map. However, the MEA said Bangladesh's official fact-check unit found no such group active in the country, and the map was part of a history exhibition.
