this doesn't change much. And they strongly uphold the Constitution. And one of the reasons is that there has not been in the history of India more than 60 years, from 47 to 2021, more than 60 years. No military takeover was there and because of India is so huge, military takeover is actually not very much feasible. But in Bangladesh, it's a country 50 years of age. Out of 50 years, more than 15 years there were military governments, and I would be very blunt here. At present, we are also have some sort of autocratic government and the system has become such that, I mean, it is very tough for Bangladesh to come out from this political. So when you speak of diplomacy, we have some wonderful diplomats, really well-trained diplomats, but the decision actually comes from the politicians. I would not blame them. They definitely have their point of view, but due to this lack of a political culture of having a straight aim, I mean, it is like, I mean, total one government comes comes. So for the five or ten years, one policy was going. The government changes, it goes backwards. So it's zigzag, zigzag. So I mean, it is an issue, but thank you very much for the input because I would try to address these things. Specifically, maybe I wouldn't be speaking too much about diplomacy because I work for the government and they read those papers. But the technical part