Mohammad Yunus and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus recently visited China. In this visit, Muhammad Yunus has discussed with China about the states of India’s Northeast India. Yunus has appealed to China to increase its economic influence in Bangladesh. Muhammad Yunus has also said that being surrounded by land from all around the northeastern states of India can prove to be an opportunity. Let us know what Yunus has said about India.
Eastern parts of India surrounded by land from all around- Younus
Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus also interacted with President Xi Jinping during his 4 -day visit to China. The video of this journey of Yunus appeared on social media on Monday, in which Yunus said- “Seven states in the eastern part of India are called seven sisters. They are areas surrounded by land from all around. They have no way to reach the sea. ”
This can be a big opportunity- Younus
Muhammad Yunus met Chinese President Xi Jinping and signed 9 agreements there. Yunus, while referring to the states of Northeast India, said that Bangladesh is the only patron in the ocean in the region. Yunus said it could be a big opportunity and an expansion of the Chinese economy.
What did India say?
The statement of Muhammad Yunus has not yet been given an official answer by the Government of India. However, while sharing the video of Younus, a member of PM Modi’s Economic Advisory Council, Sanjeev Sanyal wrote- “It is interesting that Yunus is making public appeals to the Chinese on the basis that seven states of India are surrounded by land.” China is welcome to invest in Bangladesh, but what does it mean to be surrounded by land around the seven states of India? ”At the same time, the Congress has said that inviting China to surround India is very dangerous for the protection of the North Eastern region. (input language)
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