India-Bangladesh partnership ‘complex, can not be decreased to simply one problem,’ claims Indian agent mobilized by Dhaka–

India is “willing to work with the interim government (in Bangladesh) and maintain friendly relations,” the Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma informed press reporters after his conference with acting international assistant M Riaz Hamidullah in Dhaka.

Verma, that was mobilized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) of Bangladesh on Tuesday adhering to the safety violation at the Assistant High Commission (AHC) of Bangladesh in Tripura’s funding Agartala, claimed India-Bangladesh have a “wide-ranging and multi-faceted relationship” which it might not be “reduced to just one issue”.

The mobilize was provided to the Indian High Commissioner hours after Bangladesh put on hold consular and visa tasks at its objective in Agartala “until further notice”, pointing out a “security situation.”

The Indian High Commission (IHC) in Bangladesh termed it as a “regular exchange”, while Dhaka said Verma was summoned to express Bangladesh’s concerns about the breach of security at its mission in Agartala.

India willing to work with Yunus govt

After his meeting with Bangladesh’s acting foreign secretary, Verma said that India is interested in working with the Bangladesh government to fulfill the shared aspirations for peace, security and development.

“There is no reason for Bangladesh-India relations to be stuck on one issue. Our relationship is multi-dimensional.”

‘India wants positive constructive relations with Bangladesh’

Verma further said that India is “willing to work” with Bangladesh’s acting government-led by Muhammad Yunus and “maintain friendly relations.”

“India wants to build positive constructive relations with Bangladesh,” Verma better claimed.

“In the last two months there have been some positive developments for our mutual cooperation. We have many positives. We are working with the interim government. We will work together in various fields, including economy,” he said.

‘He came as he was asked to come’

A report by PTI from Dhaka quoted a Bangladesh foreign ministry official as saying that “he (Verma) came as he was asked to come when we conveyed our concerns.”

Bangladesh Foreign Affairs Adviser Mohammad Touhid Hossain had earlier claimed the Indian agent was asked ahead to the consular service after the Agartala occurrence.

Verma was mobilized by Bangladesh MoFA over the safety violation occurrence at the Assistant High Commission of Bangladesh in Agartala, the funding city of the northeastern state of Tripura in India surrounding Bangladesh, where a big team of individuals individuals executed demonstration near Dhaka’s objective on Monday versus the apprehension of Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das and strikes on the Hindu minorities in Bangladesh.

India-Bangladesh relationships are experiencing a harsh spot after Yunus took the cost to head the acting federal government adhering to the ouster of previous head of state Sheikh Hasina that left on August 5 after the anti-government trainee objections heightened in her nation.

Meanwhile, numerous records of strikes by Islamist hardliners on Bangladesh minorities consisting of Hindu, Christian, tribal and adivasi have actually concerned fore considering that Yunus pertained to power.

Bangladesh has actually been seeing frustrations after the apprehension Das on November 25 additionally there have actually been objections in India’s adjoining nation where there has actually been expanding need for safety and safety and security of minorities and their homes, companies and churches.

With inputs from firms.