S Jaishankar, Foreign Minister.
Dhaka: The possibility of having the first high -level meeting between the ongoing tension in Bangladesh and India is being expressed. Bangladesh’s Foreign Affairs advisor Mohammad Tauheed Hussain can hold a meeting with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar during the Indian Ocean Conference in Oman next week in bilateral relations with India and as part of efforts to prevent stress. The Eighth Indian Ocean Conference (IOC 2025) is scheduled to be held in Muscat on 16–17 February.
The conference, organized by the New Delhi -based Research Institute ‘India Foundation’ in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Foreign Foreign Foreign Foreign Dialogue, serves as a major platform for regional dialogue. According to the news of the ‘Prothom Alo’ newspaper, the meeting between the two leaders is scheduled during the conference. Diplomatic sources indicated on Sunday that Bangladesh could use this meeting to convey a message to prevent further stress in bilateral relations between the two countries.
Jaishankar invited Bangladesh
It has been said in the news that last month, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar invited Bangladesh’s foreign advisor to attend the conference. If there is a proposed meeting between Hussain and Jaishankar, this will be the second round of their talks in five months. Hussain and Jaishankar first met in New York during the United Nations General Assembly session last year. In August last year, Sheikh Hasina resigned as Prime Minister due to large -scale anti -government protests and moved to India. After this, the relations between the two countries became quite tense.
The arrest of Hindu leader Chinmay Das further worsens
A few days after Hasina left for India, Mohammad Yunus became the head of the interim government. The relationship between the two countries worsened after attacks on Hindus and the arrest of Saint Chinmay Krishna Das. After Hasina was removed from the post, there was an increase in incidents of violence against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh, as well as attacks on temples, causing deep concerns in India. In December, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri visited Dhaka. During his brief visit, he met Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Mohammad Jasim-Uddin. (Language)
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