Himanta blasts interim regime in Dhaka :::: "We have one Chicken's Neck, but Bangladesh has two. If Bangladesh attacks our Chicken's Neck, we will attack both"

 "We have one Chicken's Neck. But Bangladesh has two Chicken Necks. If Bangladesh attacks our Chicken's Neck, 

....we will attack both the Chicken Necks of Bangladesh... the one in Meghalaya connecting Chittagong port in Bangladesh is even thinner than India's Chicken's Neck and is located just a stone's throw away," Assam Chief Minister Himanta Siswa Sarma told reporters virtually taking the battle to the 'rival' front. 

He also reminded Bangladesh of India's military strength, especially after Operation Sindoor, where India destroyed terror camps deep inside Pakistan and pounded 11 of its military bases. 

Sarma said "Bangladesh has to be reborn 14 times" before attacking India.

Map image : 'India Today'

Bangladesh’s interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus’ remarks in March inviting China to expand its influence in India’s northeastern states earlier had drawn sharp condemnation from Indian leaders across the political spectrum including Himanta and leaders such as Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Bikram Manikya Deb Barma. 

There are apprehensions that the 'real battle' related to Operation Sindoor may shift to north east and east of India.

Siliguri Corridor -- is considered India's "weak link" -- That's  — 

India's narrow, 22-km-wide land bridge that 'connects' the Northeast to the rest of India. 

Dhaka has a regime that was essentially installed by the American deep state. China did not it at the initial stage. Then Pakistani 'jokers-turned-generals' visited Bangladesh.

India's Brahmo taught everyone the basic lesson. You cannot fool around with the Modi Sarkar. It's not a club of Muslim appeasers like the Congress and ex-Congress leaders in Janata parivar and elsewhere have been. 

Situated barely 20 km from the Indian border, Lalmonirhat airbase in Bangladesh lies close to the Siliguri Corridor.