Quiz LibraryBangladesh Crisis Explained - India in Danger? | Keerthi History
Created from Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eUliPd3Rj0video
Concepts covered:quota system, Hindu minority, political instability, anti-India opposition, violent protests
The video explains the recent crisis in Bangladesh, highlighting the violent protests against the government due to the controversial quota system and the subsequent targeting of the Hindu minority. It also discusses the potential implications for India, given the political instability and the rise of an anti-India opposition party in Bangladesh.
Table of Contents1.The Turbulent History and Political Struggles of Bangladesh2.The Reinstatement and Abolition of the Quota System in Bangladesh3.Escalating Violence Against Hindus Amidst Bangladesh's Political Turmoil
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The Turbulent History and Political Struggles of Bangladesh
Concepts covered:Bangladesh, civil war, independence, protests, political instability
The chapter details the tumultuous history of Bangladesh, from its struggle for independence from Pakistan to its current political instability. It highlights the civil war, the role of India in the conflict, and the ongoing issues that have led to widespread protests and government collapse.
Question 1
The army has taken over the government in Bangladesh.
Question 2
What triggered the recent protests in Bangladesh?
Question 3
East Pakistan wanted freedom from _____, leading to a civil war.
Question 4
CASE STUDY: The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has been removed from power, and the army has taken control. Thousands of students are protesting and blocking roads.
All of the following are correct applications of civil unrest except...
Question 5
CASE STUDY: After the partition of 1947, East Pakistan was economically and culturally suppressed by West Pakistan. This led to a civil war and eventually the independence of Bangladesh.
Select three correct outcomes of political suppression...
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The Reinstatement and Abolition of the Quota System in Bangladesh
Concepts covered:quota system, Freedom Fighters, protests, Shik Aen, Supreme Court
In 2021, relatives of Freedom Fighters filed a petition against the government's decision to abolish the quota system, leading to a high court ruling in 2024 that reinstated the system. This sparked nationwide protests, which escalated into violent clashes after controversial comments by Shik Aen, ultimately resulting in the government abolishing the quota system again and the Supreme Court ruling in favor of the youth's demands.
Question 6
Did Shik Aen's comment escalate the protests in 2024?
Question 7
What triggered the 2024 protests in Bangladesh?
Question 8
The protests against the quota system led to a _____ between students and police.
Question 9
CASE STUDY: The quota system in Bangladesh reserved 80% of government jobs for various groups, leading to protests from students demanding more merit-based opportunities.
All of the following are reasons for student protests except:
Question 10
CASE STUDY: The quota system was amended multiple times, eventually reserving 56% of jobs for various groups including Freedom Fighters' families and minorities.
Select three correct groups benefiting from the quota system:
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Escalating Violence Against Hindus Amidst Bangladesh's Political Turmoil
Concepts covered:Hindu minority, Bangladesh violence, Shik Aena, political instability, India-Bangladesh relations
The chapter discusses the escalating violence against the Hindu minority in Bangladesh, particularly following the political turmoil after Shik Aena fled the country. The instability has led to numerous attacks on Hindus, with many seeking refuge in India, and raises concerns about the future political landscape and its impact on India-Bangladesh relations.
Question 11
Bangladeshi Hindus are seeking refuge in India due to violence.
Question 12
What percentage of Bangladesh's population was Hindu in 1971?
Question 13
The percentage of Hindus in Bangladesh in 1971 was approximately _____.
Question 14
CASE STUDY: The interim government in Bangladesh is struggling to restore peace amidst ongoing violence against the Hindu minority. The Indian government is concerned about the influx of refugees and the potential impact on trade relations.
All of the following are steps India could take except:
Question 15
CASE STUDY: The opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party, which is considered anti-India, may come to power. This could affect India's strategic interests in South Asia.
Select two strategic concerns for India:

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