Bangladesh, Sept. 27 -- For decades, Pakistans political and military elites have relied on one tactic whenever their governments collapse under the weight of corruption, economic mismanagement, or Islamist radicalization: blame India. Today, that same narrative is being weaponized not only in Islamabad but also in Dhaka, where Muhammad Yunus – an unelected figure propped up by foreign backers – has begun parroting the anti-India rhetoric of Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir. Together, this unholy trio is trying to shift domestic failures onto India while sowing regional instability through propaganda, Islamist revivalism, and calculated disinformation campaigns – despite the fact that a l...