India's Red Line on Bangladesh: Lessons from Trump's Raid on Venezuela

• India, a proponent of international law, expressed concern over the US seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in 2026.
• Opposition leader Shashi Tharoor condemned the US action as a violation of the UN Charter and Venezuelan sovereignty.
• The article questions India's naiveté regarding international law, especially when adversaries like Pakistan and the Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh may not adhere to it.
• It draws parallels between Maduro's questionable legitimacy and Yunus's rise to power in Bangladesh, suggesting a 'carefully constructed coup'.
• The author argues India should consider Maduro's capture as a precedent for dealing with situations like the one in Bangladesh, especially if the Yunus regime is linked to Pakistan's ISI.

Why It Matters: India must re-evaluate its approach to international law, learning from the Venezuela incident for Bangladesh.