Bangladesh, Oct. 2 -- This article was not crafted like many preceding other essays by me in 'The Little Red Dot', that is in the island state of Singapore, but in the British Isles where I spent a few days studying the subject. It examines the structured evolution of the current postcolonial policies of the United Kingdom toward Bangladesh and the broader South Asian Subcontinent. It is done through a domestic electoral and cultural lens in a British setting. Moving beyond traditional post- colonial paradigms, the study highlights the central role played by the British-Bangladeshi diaspora, overwhelmingly rooted in the Sylhet region in Bangladesh in shaping the Westminster an Whitehall diplomatic postures vis-a vis this important segmen...