Mohammad Yunus, head of the interim government in Bangladesh.
New Delhi: There is a period of heavy tension between India and Bangladesh since the ouster of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. But meanwhile Bangladesh has signed a big bilateral agreement with India. Both sides will benefit from this decision of Bangladesh. Amid tensions in bilateral relations, the two countries on Thursday announced that they will begin the process of deporting fishermen in each other’s custody to their countries.
Let us tell you that shortly after Bangladesh said that it will hand over 95 Indian fishermen to Indian authorities on January 5. On this, India said that it would release 90 Bangladeshi fishermen in return on the same day. The Ministry of External Affairs said that this decision to release the fishermen and their boats has been taken keeping in mind the humanitarian and livelihood concerns of the fishing communities on both sides. Both countries will benefit from this. (Language)
A period of tension in India-Bangladesh relations
The period of tension between India and relations began when Bangladeshi students ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina through violent agitation. The situation became such that he had to leave his country and flee to India. She has been living in India since 5 August 2024. Since then the relations between India and Bangladesh have deteriorated. Now Mohammad Yunus is taking over the reins of the interim government of Bangladesh. As soon as Yunus came to power, Hindus are facing atrocities and oppression in Bangladesh. But the interim government has deliberately remained ignorant of the violence on Hindus. Not only this, he has accused Hindu leader Chinmoy Krishna Das of treason and sent him to jail. Since then violence against Hindus has increased further.
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