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Jaishankar informed Touhid Hossain, the acting federal government’s international events consultant, throughout a current conference in Muscat that Bangladesh ‘should not normalise terrorism’
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Bangladesh have to choose what kind of partnership it desires with India, claimed External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar onSunday He additionally highly condemned statements made by the acting management versus New Delhi.
Jaishankar, talking days after seeing Bangladesh international preacher Touhid Hossain in Muscat, called out the acting management in Dhaka for making severe statements versus New Delhi.
“We have a long and special history with Bangladesh going back to 1971. Things happened there last year [Sheikh Hasina’s ouster]. But what is very troubling for India is the spate of attacks on the minorities … obviously, it is something which impacts our thinking and we have to speak up about it, which we have done. The second is, they have their politics – you can agree, you can disagree… but at the end of the day, we are their neighbour, they have to make up their mind what kind of relationship they want with us (India),” Jaishankar claimed.
He specified that Dhaka can not be insincere regarding its pose in the direction of India.
“If every day someone in the interim government stands up and blames India for everything, some of those things if you look at the reports, are absolutely ridiculous. You cannot, on the one hand, say I would now like to have good relations with you, but I get up every morning and blame you for everything that goes wrong. It is also a decision that they have to make,” the preacher claimed.
He claimed that the Narendra Modi management has actually released a clear signal that it desires points to settle in Bangladesh, however he does not such as the messaging from the country, which is constantly hostile to India.
Jaishankar informed Touhid Hossain, the acting federal government’s international events consultant, throughout a current conference in Muscat that Bangladesh “should not normalise terrorism”.
Following the loss of previous Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh is currently taken care of by Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, that is assisted by a group of professionals.
