and they come to the capital city or the big cities, and they start committing crime. So that is how actually indirectly, even with the crime perspective, even the law enforcement perspective, this Farakka is actually affecting Bangladesh. So let's see the ground realities. So now that we will enter into the third part of our presentation, which is the water diplomacy part. So let us check out some of the ground realities. The first of all, I mean, India has economic, political, geographical and military advantage and not only that, it has been very few, I mean for last, last almost 15 years the present government is in the power and they have very strong tie with Indians and many of the many of the political experts they say that without India's support and backing this government wouldn't probably survive. So some of the political scientists they actually come up with that that sort analysis. So I mean, whether this is true or false, that is a separate issue. But one thing that is clear, that a huge, huge population, I mean, a major population group, they actually believe this. And once they believe this, they automatically have the anti-India sentiment. And India, by cashing out on this sentiment, even the political leaders, they also get paranoid. They also think that if we try to take any decision that does not divaically go in favor of India, maybe India will try to pressure the Bangladesh politics and the Bangladeshi political leaders will lose their seat. So with this fear