A chilling political storm brews in Bangladesh over the proposed “humanitarian corridor” for Rohingya aid amid the ongoing conflict in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. But beneath the surface lies a far darker plot.
At the heart of the controversy is a secret meeting in London involving:
• Tarique Rahman, Acting Chairman of BNP
• Dr. Khalilur Rahman, controversial National Security Adviser
• Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the interim government
According to reliable sources, the trio held a closed-door meeting on June 11 at Tarique’s residence—initially between Tarique and Khalil, with Yunus joining later. The meeting lasted over 90 minutes, reportedly to realign BNP’s stance on the Rohingya corridor issue.
But the most shocking twist?
The man BNP had previously labeled the “mastermind behind the corridor conspiracy,” Dr. Khalil, appeared as BNP’s spokesperson at the post-meeting press briefing—a stunning political U-turn.
Even more alarming, intelligence reports suggest illegal arms are being trafficked from Teknaf to Myanmar’s Mongdu region, with suspected ties to Arakan Army insurgents. Some fear attempts are being made to implicate elements of the Bangladesh military in the plot. Allegedly, Khalil sought further help from Tarique following concerns raised by the Chinese embassy.
Publicly, BNP continues to criticize the corridor—but behind the scenes, it seems to be silently endorsing the plan they once opposed.
📌 Analysts warn:
This isn’t just a humanitarian or diplomatic maneuver—it’s a high-stakes geopolitical scheme that threatens Bangladesh’s:
• National security
• Foreign policy sovereignty
• Internal political stability
