'If India Attacks Dhaka...': Pakistan Leader Calls For Military Alliance With Bangladesh

Last Updated:December 23, 2025, 18:37 IST

Kamran Saeed Usmani made the remarks in a video statement in which he also called for a formal military alliance between Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Kamran Saeed Usmani is a leader of the youth wing of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s party.

A leader of the youth wing of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s party, Pakistan Muslim League, said that Pakistan’s military and missile capabilities would come into play in the event of any attack on Bangladesh. Kamran Saeed Usmani made the remarks in a video statement circulated online, calling for a formal military alliance between Pakistan and Bangladesh.

“If India attacks Bangladesh’s autonomy, if anyone dares to look at Bangladesh with ill intent, then remember that the people of Pakistan, the Pakistani armed forces and our missiles are not far away," Usmani said.

Usmani alleged that Pakistan would not accept what he described as attempts to impose India’s “Akhand Bharat ideology" on Bangladesh. In another video message, he said Pakistan does not accept Bangladesh being pushed into what he termed “India’s ideological dominance," adding that even an “evil eye" cast on Bangladesh’s autonomy would draw a response.

Outlining a hypothetical strategic scenario, Usmani spoke of coordinated pressure, with Pakistan acting from the west, Bangladesh from the east and China remaining focused on Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh.

In a separate statement, Usmani went further by proposing a formal military arrangement between Pakistan and Bangladesh. He alleged that Bangladesh was being “disturbed" by India’s Border Security Force and accused New Delhi of attempting to destabilise the country.

“Our proposal is that Pakistan and Bangladesh should form a military alliance- Pakistan should set up a military base in Bangladesh and Bangladesh should set up a military base in Pakistan," he said.

Usmani also suggested that such cooperation could link the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor with Bangladeshi ports, arguing that shared access to ports and sea routes would significantly alter regional power dynamics.

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