An interesting incident was seen in the recent ASEAN Summit held in Malaysia. Many times diplomacy remains just a game of show. Whereas the real intention is something else. You show something on your face but there is a bigger conspiracy going on in your heart. Something similar happened between Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and PM Modi. Anwar Ibrahim had a smile on his face, but something different was brewing in his heart. This interesting incident was recorded on camera. Actually, you know that Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim had invited PM Modi to participate in the ASEAN Summit. But due to his busy schedule, PM Modi sent External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to this meeting in his place. However, PM Modi had already informed Anwar Ibrahim about this and said that he will give his address through video. Something similar happened.
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PM Modi came to address. When PM Modi was being connected, Anwar Ibrahim looked very eager to talk to PM Modi. Anwar Ibrahim was asking Foreign Minister S Jaishankar whether PM Modi has come online?Let us tell you that Anwar Ibrahim’s curiosity was only on his face because at the same time he was about to talk to PM Modi, he was giving a free hand to an anti-India fugitive. Anwar Ibrahim looked very happy after seeing PM Modi on the screen. He himself said to PM Modi that Namaskar. In response to this, PM Modi also said Namaskar.
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Hello sir. But almost at the time when Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim was laughing, Malaysia gave free rein to fugitive fundamentalist Zakir Nayak to go to anti-India Bangladesh. Now Zakir Nayak will not go to any other country without informing the Malaysian government because India is waiting to nab Zakir Nayak. India has many times talked about the extradition of Zakir Nayak from Malaysia.
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Nine years after he was banned by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is giving a grand welcome to controversial Islamic preacher and wanted Indian fugitive Zakir Naik next month. Naik, known for his radical speeches and controversial comments, is visiting Bangladesh for the first time from November 28 to December 20, 2025.