Talk:Foreign relations of Bangladesh
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[edit] Section removed
I moved the section 'Pakistan and Bangladesh', which appeared to be a personal essay by User:82.0.149.86.
It started:
- "In the context of Islam's journey in the sub-continent a few words about the common factors between Pakistan and Bangladesh would not be out of place here. We cannot overlook the fact that it were the proud people of Pakistan and Bangladesh that welcomed the preachers of Islam and embraced its teachings spontaneously and earnestly in overwhelming numbers, while its success in other parts of the sub-continent was limited."
And continued much in the same vein, based around the point of view that Pakistan and Bangladesh are natural allies. This may or may not be true: it's irrelevant. This was not suitable material for Wikipedia. We might expand the existing bilateral relations section with information about this political movement and the effect it has on the current relations with Pakistan. Morwen - Talk 15:38, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
