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India to seek international recognition for Hasina’s government
Ittefaq Report
India has decided to lead the efforts made towards soliciting international recognition for Sheikh Hasina’s new government. Sources at South Bloc said India will hold discussions with powerful countries and international forums to dissuade them from enforcing any sanctions on Bangladesh in view of the one-sided election held yesterday.
Many western countries, especially US said this election lacks credibility. A few higher-ups at Washington believe Sheikh Hasina could have accepted the opposition’s demand and resigned in the interest of democracy. Sources said US may decide not to recognise the government that will be formed soon. Such measures have already been discussed in meetings with South Bloc.
Sources said India and US harbour different opinions about Jamaat-e-Islami-one of the key partners of the BNP led 18-party coalition that made up the opposition. US views Jamaat favourably while India doesn’t. India fears Jamaat’s mere existence is a threat for India’s and Bangladesh’s security. India believes the secular AL government has managed to curb militancy and fundamentalism by a great extent in this region.
The Delhi government will try to solicit Commonwealth’s approval after the election. India at present is a member of Commonwealth Ministerial Action group. India will fight Bangladesh on this as well as other possible fronts.
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Ittefaq Report
India has decided to lead the efforts made towards soliciting international recognition for Sheikh Hasina’s new government. Sources at South Bloc said India will hold discussions with powerful countries and international forums to dissuade them from enforcing any sanctions on Bangladesh in view of the one-sided election held yesterday.
Many western countries, especially US said this election lacks credibility. A few higher-ups at Washington believe Sheikh Hasina could have accepted the opposition’s demand and resigned in the interest of democracy. Sources said US may decide not to recognise the government that will be formed soon. Such measures have already been discussed in meetings with South Bloc.
Sources said India and US harbour different opinions about Jamaat-e-Islami-one of the key partners of the BNP led 18-party coalition that made up the opposition. US views Jamaat favourably while India doesn’t. India fears Jamaat’s mere existence is a threat for India’s and Bangladesh’s security. India believes the secular AL government has managed to curb militancy and fundamentalism by a great extent in this region.
The Delhi government will try to solicit Commonwealth’s approval after the election. India at present is a member of Commonwealth Ministerial Action group. India will fight Bangladesh on this as well as other possible fronts.
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