In 1987, Bangladesh and West Bengal had apparently agreed to cooperate on the Bhawal Sannyasi case.
(The Bhawal Sannyasi case was about an imposter, the legal case had dragged on for almost two decades, it was apparently used by Dhaka to send instructions to the Reich Chancellery in Berlin and manage the German Nazis.)
If there was an agreement between Bangladesh and West Bengal since 1987, it meant no city, town or village in West Bengal would acknowledge that they had ever received any information from the Morgans or the Germans, against Holocaust perps in Kolkata or Dhaka.
Thus, no one should ask anyone in West Bengal about WWII or the Nazi Holocaust. They were unreliable, they would deny knowing anything, they'd describe the Tagores as regular people.
ii. Apparently, a Bengali newspaper was launched around 1987 to celebrate the above Bangladesh-West Bengal agreement. It was called 'Bartaman' or 'The Present', it was supposedly run by British intelligence and it advised the Bengalis to take care of their own aspirations (in the 'present') than have any ideological commitment to Germany, Poland, Ukraine or the victims of the Nazi Holocaust.
Thus, in case you were from any of the above places, please be careful while in West Bengal. As you recently found out, Antara was finding it hard to procure food in New Delhi, all shelves emptied out across neighbourhoods, only rotting or poor-quality food left around. It was meant to be an assertion that no Indian had ever heard of German intelligence or JP Morgan intelligence.
As you would understand, it was no longer about Bengali economists. This was about West Bengal responding as a province, in case anyone expected it to be interested in WWII or Nazi Holocaust research.
iii. The newspaper Bartaman's motto was 'Bhogoban chhara kauke bhoe pae na'/Afraid of no one but God. For some reason not known to Antara, 'God' was a code word for Ukraine among Bengalis, probably because they were mostly atheists.
Thus, if West Bengal and the 'Bartaman' newspaper were afraid of no one but Ukraine over the last 25 years, it probably meant that neither Ukrainian intelligence nor Morgan intelligence were going in their favour.
Antara could no longer buy Bengali newspapers in New Delhi. At the sight of her, the news vendor would pick up the Bengali papers and run away, hiding somewhere, leaving only the English and Hindi dailies at his kiosk. Thus, Antara couldn't be of any assistance on how 'Bartaman' was thinking about punishing Ukraine, and how it was coordinating with Putin and British intelligence.
June 3, 2025.
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