DHAKA: Interim govt chief adviser Muhammad Yunus Sunday mentioned Bangladesh desires to keep up good relations with India whereas asserting that it needs to be primarily based on fairness and equity. Yunus, 84, made the remarks whereas responding to a query at a gathering with college students who had participated within the revolution that ousted PM Sheikh Hasina final month, state-run BSS information company reported.”We have to preserve good relations with India. However it needs to be primarily based on fairness and equity,” the chief adviser’s particular assistant Mahfuj Alam quoted him as saying.
Yunus’ particular assistant Mahfuj Alam, who briefed the media after the assembly, mentioned the chief adviser mentioned Bangladesh all the time provides significance to mutual respect and fairness in sustaining relations with neighbours. He confused reviving SAARC to reinforce regional cooperation. The interim authorities headed by Yunus was appointed days after Hasina resigned and fled to India on August 5 following unprecedented anti-government student-led protests over a controversial quota system in authorities jobs.
Final week, Yunus expressed a need for good ties with India however insisted Delhi should abandon the narrative that solely Hasina’s management ensures the nation’s stability.
In the meantime, Bangladesh overseas affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain Sunday expressed shock over defence minister Rajnath Singh’s remarks, emphasising that he doesn’t foresee any rapid menace of battle between the neighbours. “I’m extra stunned than involved. I do not perceive why he (Singh) made such remarks… I do not discover any motive behind that,” he informed reporters. Singh had known as upon the army brass to analyse the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza in addition to the present scenario in Bangladesh to “predict” any future issues and keep ready.
Yunus’ particular assistant Mahfuj Alam, who briefed the media after the assembly, mentioned the chief adviser mentioned Bangladesh all the time provides significance to mutual respect and fairness in sustaining relations with neighbours. He confused reviving SAARC to reinforce regional cooperation. The interim authorities headed by Yunus was appointed days after Hasina resigned and fled to India on August 5 following unprecedented anti-government student-led protests over a controversial quota system in authorities jobs.
Final week, Yunus expressed a need for good ties with India however insisted Delhi should abandon the narrative that solely Hasina’s management ensures the nation’s stability.
In the meantime, Bangladesh overseas affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain Sunday expressed shock over defence minister Rajnath Singh’s remarks, emphasising that he doesn’t foresee any rapid menace of battle between the neighbours. “I’m extra stunned than involved. I do not perceive why he (Singh) made such remarks… I do not discover any motive behind that,” he informed reporters. Singh had known as upon the army brass to analyse the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza in addition to the present scenario in Bangladesh to “predict” any future issues and keep ready.
