How can we also forget that Mujib was killed on India's behalf? India was becoming edgy after he visited Pakistan to attend an OIC meeting. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat came to Dhaka and took him in his plane flying over India.
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Imran Khan phones Sheikh Hasina
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22 July, 2020, 02:55 pm
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Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has called Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina over phone on Wednesday afternoon.
During the 15-minute phone call around 1pm, they exchanged pleasantries and Imran Khan enquired about the current coronavirus situation in Bangladesh and the steps taken to fight against the dreaded virus.
In reply, Sheikh Hasina informed him the details about the steps taken by the government to fight the pandemic.
The Pakistan premier also asked about the flood situation of Bangladesh.
Prime Minister Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim made the disclosure to the media.
PM Imran discusses Pakistan-Bangladesh ties with PM Hasina
–Says Pakistan is committed to strengthening relations with Bangladesh on basis of ‘mutual trust, mutual respect and sovereign equality’
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday held a telephonic conversation with his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina in a rare occurrence of diplomacy as the two estranged countries seek rapprochement.
“Pakistan is committed to deepening fraternal relations with Bangladesh on the basis of mutual trust, mutual respect and sovereign equality,” said PM Imran, according to a statement issued by his office.
The premier reiterated his invitation to Sheikh Hasina to visit Pakistan.
He also extended condolences for the lives lost during the pandemic, and offered his commiserations on the material and human losses due to the recent flooding in Bangladesh and prayed for early recovery of the people affected by this natural calamity.
The two leaders exchanged views on their respective steps to deal with the myriad of challenges posed by Covid-19. Imran apprised of his government’s efforts and commended his Bangladesh counterpart on the measures taken by her leadership to contain the virus.
He also apprised her of his ‘Global Initiative on Debt Relief’ for developing countries.
In the bilateral context, Imran underscored the importance Pakistan attaches to closer ties with fraternal Bangladesh and highlighted the significance of regular bilateral contacts and people-to-people exchanges.
Reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to SAARC, Imran underlined the importance of both countries working for enhanced regional cooperation for sustainable peace and prosperity.
He shared Pakistan’s perspective on the grave situation in the Indian-occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJ&K) and stressed on the importance of a peaceful resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute for a safe and prosperous region.
Earlier this month, Pakistan’s High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui held a rare meeting with Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen in Dhaka. The meeting raised eyebrows in New Delhi, which viewed the development with suspicion, according to media reports.
The Bangladesh government called the meeting a “courtesy call” but reports said it was much more than that. It is believed that Imran-Hasina telephonic conversation on Wednesday was the result of that meeting.
Relations between the two countries have remained tense for the last many years. The two countries have yet to overcome the bitter memories of 1971 that led to the creation of Bangladesh.
www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2020/07/22/imran-offers-condolences-to-bangladesh-pm-over-covid-19-deaths/amp/
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Yes, you saved Hasina Bibi only to brainwash her to believe in Indian supremacy. However, note one point. Your BJP's then opposition leader Vajpayee was asking Indira for caution saying Pakistan separated would cause two enemies in India's west and east.
Bangladesh PM snubs Imran's efforts to raise Kashmir in bilateral conversation
Agencies
Imran Khan (File Pic)
Synopsis
Pakistan’s role in assassination of Hasina's father and Bangladesh’s first leader has been widely acknowledged. ISI-backed terror groups have been active in Bangladesh under BNP-Jamaat rule. But the Hasina government cracked down after it returned...
By Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury, ET Bureau
Jul 23, 2020, 12:50 AM IST
1
NEW DELHI: Pakistan PM's efforts to strike a chord with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina over Kashmir and SAARC was snubbed with Dhaka’s statement on telephone conversation totally ignoring both the issues.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan telephoned Hasina on Wednesday afternoon but did not receive any positive response in the backdrop of ruling Awami League’s difficult ties with Pakistan for decades. Awami League had been at the forefront of fight against Pak Army and ISI in 1971 and suffered maximum in the genocide.
Pakistan’s role in assassination of Hasina's father and Bangladesh’s first leader has been widely acknowledged. ISI-backed terror groups have been active in Bangladesh under BNP-Jamaat rule. But the Hasina government cracked down after it returned to power in 2008. Pak spy agency’s efforts to support BNP at last elections in 2018 was also foiled.
The statements by PakIstan and Bangladesh governments following the conversation were contrasting.
The foreign ministry of Pakistan issued a statement as did the office of the Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Office.
While Pakistan‘s statement said that Imran Khan spoke of the “grave situation” in what he called “Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir,” and the need for an early resolution of the problem, the Bangladesh government statement is totally silent on Jammu and Kashmir
While Pakistan has issued a nine paragraph statement, the Bangladesh government statement consists of two paragraphs.
Pakistan said Khan has invited Hasina to visit Pakistan but there is no reference to her acceptance. The Bangladeshi statement does not have any reference to it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.econ...ral-conversation/amp_articleshow/77116581.cms
Bangladesh PM snubs Imran's efforts to raise Kashmir in bilateral conversation
Agencies
Imran Khan (File Pic)
Synopsis
Pakistan’s role in assassination of Hasina's father and Bangladesh’s first leader has been widely acknowledged. ISI-backed terror groups have been active in Bangladesh under BNP-Jamaat rule. But the Hasina government cracked down after it returned...
By Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury, ET Bureau
Jul 23, 2020, 12:50 AM IST
1
NEW DELHI: Pakistan PM's efforts to strike a chord with his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina over Kashmir and SAARC was snubbed with Dhaka’s statement on telephone conversation totally ignoring both the issues.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan telephoned Hasina on Wednesday afternoon but did not receive any positive response in the backdrop of ruling Awami League’s difficult ties with Pakistan for decades. Awami League had been at the forefront of fight against Pak Army and ISI in 1971 and suffered maximum in the genocide.
Pakistan’s role in assassination of Hasina's father and Bangladesh’s first leader has been widely acknowledged. ISI-backed terror groups have been active in Bangladesh under BNP-Jamaat rule. But the Hasina government cracked down after it returned to power in 2008. Pak spy agency’s efforts to support BNP at last elections in 2018 was also foiled.
The statements by PakIstan and Bangladesh governments following the conversation were contrasting.
The foreign ministry of Pakistan issued a statement as did the office of the Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Office.
While Pakistan‘s statement said that Imran Khan spoke of the “grave situation” in what he called “Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir,” and the need for an early resolution of the problem, the Bangladesh government statement is totally silent on Jammu and Kashmir
While Pakistan has issued a nine paragraph statement, the Bangladesh government statement consists of two paragraphs.
Pakistan said Khan has invited Hasina to visit Pakistan but there is no reference to her acceptance. The Bangladeshi statement does not have any reference to it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.econ...ral-conversation/amp_articleshow/77116581.cms
