Bangladesh and India hold talks aimed at defusing escalating tensions
- Foreign secretaries of bangladesh and india met on monday to discuss relations amid tensions following the fall of former prime minister sheikh hasina, who fled to india in august.
- Talks included the arrest of a hindu spiritual leader in bangladesh and alleged attacks on minority hindus and a diplomatic mission.
- India has halted visa issuances for bangladeshis except for emergency medical reasons since hasina's departure.
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India and Bangladesh seek to rebuild ties after months of tension - Khaama Press
After months of tension, India and Bangladesh announced on Monday that they are seeking to build constructive relations with each other. Relations between New Delhi and Dhaka had deteriorated in August following the flight of Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, to India. In the first move to ease tensions after several months, Vikram Misri, the Secretary of India’s Ministry of External Affairs, visited Dhaka. He is the highes…
India-Bangladesh Ties: India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that we have to work with the current government of Bangladesh. This is an important relationship between the two countries. Interim government chief Muhammad Yunus described the relationship between Bangladesh and India as very strong and close. He asked India to help remove the 'clouds' that have cast a shadow on the relations between the two neighbors in recent times.
Bangladesh, India hope to clear ‘cloud’ over relations as officials meet
MUMBAI (Reuters) – India and Bangladesh said on Monday they would pursue constructive relations after months of tensions that have boiled over into protests and confrontations since the ousting of Dhaka’s last leader. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri travelled to Dhaka in the highest-level mission between the neighbours and trade partners since August, when Bangladesh’s then prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, resigned and fled to India amid…
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