
Bangladesh Wants To ‘Reset’ Ties With India, Says Relationship Under Hasina Was ‘Uncomfortable’
Bangladesh Wants To ‘Reset’ Ties With India, Says Relationship Under Hasina Was ‘Uncomfortable’

Bangladesh Wants To ‘Reset’ Ties With India, Says Relationship Under Hasina Was ‘Uncomfortable’
Relations between India and Bangladesh came under strain over New Delhi's decision to provide refuge to ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina.
Suvendu Adhikari also emphasised the plight of incarcerated Bangladeshi Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu, after photographs of him grieving beside his mother’s mortal remains surfaced in the media.
The Gauhati High Court took serious exception to the way a Foreigners’ Tribunal in Nagaon handled Mumtaz Begum’s case; the court impleaded the Ministry of External Affairs in the case and advised it to “make an endeavour to have the woman located in Bangladesh and to expatriate her to India”.

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In an interview with The Hindu, Bangladesh’s former PM invokes the right to free speech and meeting party colleagues during her exile in India
Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi met Bangladesh's Cultural Affairs Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury on September 6, during which they discussed the "deep-rooted cultural connection" between the peoples of the two countries
External Affairs Minister writes to Janata Dal (U) MP Sanjay Jha after he complained that the 1996 India-Bangladesh treaty had ‘negatively impacted’ Bihar; the treaty is set to lapse on December 31
During the meetings, the envoy underlined that engagement between the two parliaments is vital for strengthening people-to-people ties between the two sovereign and democratic countries

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The action was taken as part of ‘Operation Muktha’, the ongoing drive by Bengaluru City Police to identify and track illegal immigrants residing in the city.
BGB claimed that the Indian man was smuggling drugs and arms into Bangladesh.