India's Jaw on Yunus: Chicken Neck Threat Could Bring Bangladesh Catastrophe

• Bangladesh's interim head Mohammed Yunus is accused of anti-India activities, including inciting anti-India sentiments and allegedly planning to cut off India's Siliguri Corridor (Chicken Neck).
• Yunus's actions include advocating closer ties with China for India's northeastern states and presenting a map depicting Indian states as part of Bangladesh to a Pakistani general.
• India maintains a strong military presence near the Bangladesh border, including the Hasimara Air Station with Rafale jets, S-400 air defense, and BrahMos missiles, strategically positioned near the Chicken Neck.
• The article warns that India can swiftly retaliate against any hostile actions, given Bangladesh's geographical encirclement by India and India's advanced military capabilities.
• Internal instability in Bangladesh, marked by fundamentalism and violence against Hindu minorities, has worsened, with Yunus reportedly failing to address the situation and potentially seeking to prolong his power.

Why It Matters: India warns Bangladesh of severe consequences if Mohammed Yunus's anti-India actions threaten the Chicken Neck.