Pakistan and Bangladesh were originally one country. What is the relationship after separation?

After India instigated the separation of Pakistan and Bangladesh, the relationship between Pakistan and Bangladesh eased slightly. It was not until 2002 that the Pakistani Prime Minister visited Bangladesh to pay homage to the dead of Bangladesh's independence station that relations between the two countries were improved and restored. Since then, the relationship between the two countries has made a qualitative leap, and it is no longer as tit-for-tat as before.

Historically, Pakistan and Bangladesh were not the same country, but British colonialists invaded Southeast Asia and regarded most of Southeast Asia as their own colonies. Pakistan and Bangladesh tied the two countries together, and Bangladesh at that time was called East Pakistan. At that time, although Pakistan and Bangladesh were one country, they were separated by India, and their nationalities, cultures and languages were different, which led to great differences within them. India was also a British colony at that time, so these three neighboring countries were collectively referred to as British territories.

After World War II, Britain accepted India and Pakistan under pressure? Divide and rule India and Pakistan have been independent since then. But East Pakistan and Pakistan are not adjacent, so East Pakistan also left Pakistan at the instigation of India and declared its independence as Bangladesh. The relationship between Bangladesh and Pakistan has been tense since the separation, mainly because Pakistan did not want Bangladesh to be independent, and at that time, Indian military forces also entered Bangladesh to help Bangladesh become independent. So Pakistan attacked Bangladesh, when the people's leader elected by Bangladeshis was captured and killed by Pakistan. Finally, Bangladesh became independent and asked Pakistan to apologize to Bangladesh, but Pakistan has never made a corresponding move.

After Bangladesh's independence, India, which was friendly to Bangladesh, wanted to incorporate Bangladesh into their territory. However, due to the unsuccessful intervention of Britain and the United States, India and Bangladesh have had bad relations. The two countries have been fighting for the water source of the Ganges and have clashed with illegal immigrants. It is precisely because of these problems that Pakistan, far away from Bangladesh, has eased its relations with Bangladesh.

In 2002, the Prime Minister of Pakistan visited Bangladesh to pay homage to the heroes who died because of Bangladesh's independence station, which showed Pakistan's willingness to be friendly between the two countries, so the relationship between the two countries went further.