Bangladeshi Other Erotic

This residual category covers Bangladesh residents not enumerated in the other composition rows — approximately 0.2% of the population. Includes Garo (~120,000+, Tibeto-Burman, Mymensingh-Sherpur-Sylhet area, predominantly Christian — cross-border with the much larger Indian Garo population in Meghalaya), Khasi (Sylhet, Tibeto-Burman, predominantly Christian), Manipuri (Sylhet, the historically resident Manipuri Bengali community plus more recent Manipuri-Indian-related populations), Mro / Mru (CHT, Tibeto-Burman), Khumi, Bawm, Lushai, Pangkho, Tanchangya, Khyang, Chak, Pangkhua (all CHT Tibeto-Burman peoples), Mahato, Munda, Oraon (Austroasiatic and Dravidian populations of northern Bangladesh), Dhamai, Kanda, Buno, Kol, Patro, plus the historically distinctive Bihari Urdu-speaking community (descendants of post-1947 Partition Muslim refugees from Bihar who remained in East Pakistan / Bangladesh after the 1971 independence war and faced substantial post-war marginalization including the 'stranded Pakistanis' status of camp-dwelling Biharis), plus other smaller ethnic communities.