Sheikh Hasina failed to meet Indian envoy despite requests

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Kallol Bhattacherjee

It also reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2019.


A prominent newspaper of Bangladesh has said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina did not meet India’s High Commissioner despite repeated requests for a meeting in the last four months.


Bhorer Kagoj, a prominent daily, has reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Hasina in 2019 with Chinese infrastructure projects receiving more support from Dhaka.

“Despite India's concern, Bangladesh has given the contract of building an airport terminal in Sylhet to a Chinese company. Indian High Commissioner Riva Ganguly Das tried for four months to get an appointment with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh but did not get it. Bangladesh has not even sent a note of appreciation to India in response to Indian assistance for the COVID-19 pandemic”, said the newspaper's editor Shyamal Dutta in an article on the recent tilt of Dhaka towards Pakistan and China.

Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) has received the contract for building a new terminal in MAG Osmania Airport of Sylhet that borders India's northeastern region and is, therefore, considered a sensitive area for New Delhi.


A diplomatic source from the Bangladesh High Commission here has confirmed that the Indian envoy had sought an appointment with Ms Hasina but it did not materialise. However, neither India’s High Commission in Dhaka nor the Ministry of External Affairs(MEA) responded to questions from The Hindu. A diplomat from the Indian mission said Ms Ganguly Das has gone out of Dhaka on a tour.

Imran Khan’s call

Ms. Hasina received a phone call from Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan on Wednesday. Though Dhaka refused to give more details of the conversation, Pakistan’s official news agency reported that Mr. Khan informed Ms Hasina about the situation in Kashmir and sought “resolution” of the dispute. India, in response on Thursday, appreciated Bangladesh saying that Dhaka considers Kashmir an internal matter of India.

Ms Ganguly Das has been appointed as the next Secretary in charge of the eastern hemisphere in the MEA and she is expected to take her new post in the coming days. She was met by foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen on July 14 for a farewell meeting.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj said that a section of Ms Hasina’s office is actively supporting stronger ties with China. This angle was visible in the rapid improvement in ties with China’s ally Pakistan in the last 10 months. Bangladesh opted for Pakistan’s onion supplies in November 2019 after India imposed a ban on its export.

This was the first time that Bangladesh imported agriculture items from Pakistan in the last 15 years. Dhaka-Islamabad ties went cold after Ms Hasina’s government hanged Jamaat E Islami Bangladesh leader Motiur Rahman Nizami for the 1971 war crimes in 2016. Pakistan had angrily protested against the execution and for two years (2018-'19) Dhaka did not host a Pakistan High Commissioner.

NRC, CAA issues

India’s ties with Bangladesh in the meantime was also hit by the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which aims to give amnesty to minority religious groups from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Dhaka has maintained that instances of religious bigotry has gone down in the country and that the NRC and the CAA are internal matters of India.

The issue, however, has created a wave of concern in Dhaka, as prominent leaders of the ruling BJP spoke about “sending back” undocumented citizens to Bangladesh. In recent weeks, media in Dhaka has also been vocal about increased number of casualties along the India-Bangladesh border because of reported firings by the Border Security Force (BSF). Growing differences with India were viewed as opportunity for groups that are aligned with Pakistan and Chinese interests in Dhaka.

In this backdrop, Bangladesh-Pakistan diplomatic ties resumed earlier this year with the arrival of new Pakistan High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui in January. Mr Siddiqui secured a special meeting with Dr. Momen on July 1.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj also said that a section of officials in Bangladesh was trying to use cricket to normalise relations between the two sides that continues to be vitiated by the memory of widespread human rights violation and war crimes committed by the Pakistan military against the people of the erstwhile East Pakistan that led to the revolt and ultimately the creation of Bangladesh in December '71 through the Indo-Pak war.

Ms Hasina’s increasing diplomatic interactions with Pakistan and Pakistan’s traditional supporter China is also being viewed as a move to bargain with India on issues of Dhaka’s special interest, especially the CAA, which remains a sticking issue for Bangladesh as it is weary of hosting more refugees in addition to the 1.2 million Rohingya from Myanmar currently residing in Chittagong’s Kutupalong.


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[SABRE]

The term "failed to meet" insinuates as if she was obligated to meet the Indian envoy.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

A very WARM welcome to Bangladesh to the Pro Chinese alliance. More Financial, Military and Territorial benefits to your country in this camp.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Riding with India is like on a donkey cart , while watching a bullet train wizz pass on tracks near you.

 

[arjunk]

Because Indians treat Bangladesh like a puppet. Once India was about to invade Bangladesh and Bangladesh called Pakistan for assistance. Indians thought they had neutralised Pakistan but in reality after 1971 the threat from Pakistan increased as it became more military centric.

The term "failed to meet" insinuates as if she was obligated to meet the Indian envoy.

 

[Black_cats]

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Kallol Bhattacherjee

It also reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2019.


A prominent newspaper of Bangladesh has said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina did not meet India’s High Commissioner despite repeated requests for a meeting in the last four months.


Bhorer Kagoj, a prominent daily, has reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Hasina in 2019 with Chinese infrastructure projects receiving more support from Dhaka.

“Despite India's concern, Bangladesh has given the contract of building an airport terminal in Sylhet to a Chinese company. Indian High Commissioner Riva Ganguly Das tried for four months to get an appointment with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh but did not get it. Bangladesh has not even sent a note of appreciation to India in response to Indian assistance for the COVID-19 pandemic”, said the newspaper's editor Shyamal Dutta in an article on the recent tilt of Dhaka towards Pakistan and China.

Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) has received the contract for building a new terminal in MAG Osmania Airport of Sylhet that borders India's northeastern region and is, therefore, considered a sensitive area for New Delhi.


A diplomatic source from the Bangladesh High Commission here has confirmed that the Indian envoy had sought an appointment with Ms Hasina but it did not materialise. However, neither India’s High Commission in Dhaka nor the Ministry of External Affairs(MEA) responded to questions from The Hindu. A diplomat from the Indian mission said Ms Ganguly Das has gone out of Dhaka on a tour.

Imran Khan’s call

Ms. Hasina received a phone call from Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan on Wednesday. Though Dhaka refused to give more details of the conversation, Pakistan’s official news agency reported that Mr. Khan informed Ms Hasina about the situation in Kashmir and sought “resolution” of the dispute. India, in response on Thursday, appreciated Bangladesh saying that Dhaka considers Kashmir an internal matter of India.

Ms Ganguly Das has been appointed as the next Secretary in charge of the eastern hemisphere in the MEA and she is expected to take her new post in the coming days. She was met by foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen on July 14 for a farewell meeting.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj said that a section of Ms Hasina’s office is actively supporting stronger ties with China. This angle was visible in the rapid improvement in ties with China’s ally Pakistan in the last 10 months. Bangladesh opted for Pakistan’s onion supplies in November 2019 after India imposed a ban on its export.

This was the first time that Bangladesh imported agriculture items from Pakistan in the last 15 years. Dhaka-Islamabad ties went cold after Ms Hasina’s government hanged Jamaat E Islami Bangladesh leader Motiur Rahman Nizami for the 1971 war crimes in 2016. Pakistan had angrily protested against the execution and for two years (2018-'19) Dhaka did not host a Pakistan High Commissioner.

NRC, CAA issues

India’s ties with Bangladesh in the meantime was also hit by the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which aims to give amnesty to minority religious groups from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Dhaka has maintained that instances of religious bigotry has gone down in the country and that the NRC and the CAA are internal matters of India.

The issue, however, has created a wave of concern in Dhaka, as prominent leaders of the ruling BJP spoke about “sending back” undocumented citizens to Bangladesh. In recent weeks, media in Dhaka has also been vocal about increased number of casualties along the India-Bangladesh border because of reported firings by the Border Security Force (BSF). Growing differences with India were viewed as opportunity for groups that are aligned with Pakistan and Chinese interests in Dhaka.

In this backdrop, Bangladesh-Pakistan diplomatic ties resumed earlier this year with the arrival of new Pakistan High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui in January. Mr Siddiqui secured a special meeting with Dr. Momen on July 1.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj also said that a section of officials in Bangladesh was trying to use cricket to normalise relations between the two sides that continues to be vitiated by the memory of widespread human rights violation and war crimes committed by the Pakistan military against the people of the erstwhile East Pakistan that led to the revolt and ultimately the creation of Bangladesh in December '71 through the Indo-Pak war.

Ms Hasina’s increasing diplomatic interactions with Pakistan and Pakistan’s traditional supporter China is also being viewed as a move to bargain with India on issues of Dhaka’s special interest, especially the CAA, which remains a sticking issue for Bangladesh as it is weary of hosting more refugees in addition to the 1.2 million Rohingya from Myanmar currently residing in Chittagong’s Kutupalong.


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BJP has even managed to ruin India - Bangladesh relations. Can BJP do anything right ?

Summary of the article is pro Pakistani group is active in Bangladesh and in the office of PM Hasina who are trying to derail Bangladesh-India relationship.

 

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Kallol Bhattacherjee

It also reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2019.


A prominent newspaper of Bangladesh has said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina did not meet India’s High Commissioner despite repeated requests for a meeting in the last four months.


Bhorer Kagoj, a prominent daily, has reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Hasina in 2019 with Chinese infrastructure projects receiving more support from Dhaka.

“Despite India's concern, Bangladesh has given the contract of building an airport terminal in Sylhet to a Chinese company. Indian High Commissioner Riva Ganguly Das tried for four months to get an appointment with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh but did not get it. Bangladesh has not even sent a note of appreciation to India in response to Indian assistance for the COVID-19 pandemic”, said the newspaper's editor Shyamal Dutta in an article on the recent tilt of Dhaka towards Pakistan and China.

Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) has received the contract for building a new terminal in MAG Osmania Airport of Sylhet that borders India's northeastern region and is, therefore, considered a sensitive area for New Delhi.


A diplomatic source from the Bangladesh High Commission here has confirmed that the Indian envoy had sought an appointment with Ms Hasina but it did not materialise. However, neither India’s High Commission in Dhaka nor the Ministry of External Affairs(MEA) responded to questions from The Hindu. A diplomat from the Indian mission said Ms Ganguly Das has gone out of Dhaka on a tour.

Imran Khan’s call

Ms. Hasina received a phone call from Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan on Wednesday. Though Dhaka refused to give more details of the conversation, Pakistan’s official news agency reported that Mr. Khan informed Ms Hasina about the situation in Kashmir and sought “resolution” of the dispute. India, in response on Thursday, appreciated Bangladesh saying that Dhaka considers Kashmir an internal matter of India.

Ms Ganguly Das has been appointed as the next Secretary in charge of the eastern hemisphere in the MEA and she is expected to take her new post in the coming days. She was met by foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen on July 14 for a farewell meeting.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj said that a section of Ms Hasina’s office is actively supporting stronger ties with China. This angle was visible in the rapid improvement in ties with China’s ally Pakistan in the last 10 months. Bangladesh opted for Pakistan’s onion supplies in November 2019 after India imposed a ban on its export.

This was the first time that Bangladesh imported agriculture items from Pakistan in the last 15 years. Dhaka-Islamabad ties went cold after Ms Hasina’s government hanged Jamaat E Islami Bangladesh leader Motiur Rahman Nizami for the 1971 war crimes in 2016. Pakistan had angrily protested against the execution and for two years (2018-'19) Dhaka did not host a Pakistan High Commissioner.

NRC, CAA issues

India’s ties with Bangladesh in the meantime was also hit by the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which aims to give amnesty to minority religious groups from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Dhaka has maintained that instances of religious bigotry has gone down in the country and that the NRC and the CAA are internal matters of India.

The issue, however, has created a wave of concern in Dhaka, as prominent leaders of the ruling BJP spoke about “sending back” undocumented citizens to Bangladesh. In recent weeks, media in Dhaka has also been vocal about increased number of casualties along the India-Bangladesh border because of reported firings by the Border Security Force (BSF). Growing differences with India were viewed as opportunity for groups that are aligned with Pakistan and Chinese interests in Dhaka.

In this backdrop, Bangladesh-Pakistan diplomatic ties resumed earlier this year with the arrival of new Pakistan High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui in January. Mr Siddiqui secured a special meeting with Dr. Momen on July 1.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj also said that a section of officials in Bangladesh was trying to use cricket to normalise relations between the two sides that continues to be vitiated by the memory of widespread human rights violation and war crimes committed by the Pakistan military against the people of the erstwhile East Pakistan that led to the revolt and ultimately the creation of Bangladesh in December '71 through the Indo-Pak war.

Ms Hasina’s increasing diplomatic interactions with Pakistan and Pakistan’s traditional supporter China is also being viewed as a move to bargain with India on issues of Dhaka’s special interest, especially the CAA, which remains a sticking issue for Bangladesh as it is weary of hosting more refugees in addition to the 1.2 million Rohingya from Myanmar currently residing in Chittagong’s Kutupalong.


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BJP has even managed to ruin India - Bangladesh relations. Can BJP do anything right ?

The term "failed to meet" insinuates as if she was obligated to meet the Indian envoy.

A very WARM welcome to Bangladesh to the Pro Chinese alliance. More Financial, Military and Territorial benefits to your country in this camp.

Riding with India is like on a donkey cart , while watching a bullet train wizz pass on tracks near you.

Because Indians treat Bangladesh like a puppet. Once India was about to invade Bangladesh and Bangladesh called Pakistan for assistance. Indians thought they had neutralised Pakistan but in reality after 1971 the threat from Pakistan increased as it became more military centric.

Summary of the article is pro Pakistani group is active in Bangladesh and in the office of PM Hasina who are trying to derail Bangladesh-India relationship.

Epic Fail.
Sheikh Hasina has not met a single envoy in the past 4-5 months. She has decided not to meet any foreign envoys till Covid threat remains.
She has not met Chinese and Pakistani envoys in this 4-5 month period either.

Last time Sheikh Hasina met Indian envoy was in July 2019 and the last time she met Chinese envoy was in June 2019 which means her meeting with Indian envoy is more recent.
She has not met Pak envoy in atleast 3-4 yrs.

 

[Black_cats]

Epic Fail.
Sheikh Hasina has not met a single envoy in the past 4-5 months. She has decided not to meet any foreign envoys till Covid threat remains.
She has not met Chinese and Pakistani envoys in this 4-5 month period either.

Last time Sheikh Hasina met Indian envoy was in July 2019 and the last time she met Chinese envoy was in June 2019 which means her meeting with Indian envoy is more recent.
She has not met Pak envoy in atleast 3-4 yrs.

Title of article is despite repeated request Indian envoy could not meet PM Hasina in the last 4 month. Plus your argument also does not hold ground as PM Hasina is participating in various meeting on a regular basis.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Epic Fail.
Sheikh Hasina has not met a single envoy in the past 4-5 months. She has decided not to meet any foreign envoys till Covid threat remains.
She has not met Chinese and Pakistani envoys in this 4-5 month period either.

Last time Sheikh Hasina met Indian envoy was in July 2019 and the last time she met Chinese envoy was in June 2019 which means her meeting with Indian envoy is more recent.
She has not met Pak envoy in atleast 3-4 yrs.

So Indian envoys are on the same footing as Pakistani and Chinese ones?

What happened to 71 Bhai Bhai?

 

[darksider]

Epic Fail.
Sheikh Hasina has not met a single envoy in the past 4-5 months. She has decided not to meet any foreign envoys till Covid threat remains.
She has not met Chinese and Pakistani envoys in this 4-5 month period either.

Last time Sheikh Hasina met Indian envoy was in July 2019 and the last time she met Chinese envoy was in June 2019 which means her meeting with Indian envoy is more recent.
She has not met Pak envoy in atleast 3-4 yrs.

Your existence is epic failure.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Epic Fail.
Sheikh Hasina has not met a single envoy in the past 4-5 months. She has decided not to meet any foreign envoys till Covid threat remains.
She has not met Chinese and Pakistani envoys in this 4-5 month period either.

Last time Sheikh Hasina met Indian envoy was in July 2019 and the last time she met Chinese envoy was in June 2019 which means her meeting with Indian envoy is more recent.
She has not met Pak envoy in atleast 3-4 yrs.

Hey Indian turd, you simply didnt get what I was saying.

 

[N.Siddiqui]

A diplomatic source from the Bangladesh High Commission here has confirmed that the Indian envoy had sought an appointment with Ms Hasina but it did not materialise. However, neither India’s High Commission in Dhaka nor the Ministry of External Affairs(MEA) responded to questions from The Hindu. A diplomat from the Indian mission said Ms Ganguly Das has gone out of Dhaka on a tour.

Bangladesh is waking up to the horrendous killings of Bangladeshis by India at the border and now killings and lynchings inside India of migrant Bangladeshis...and there are hundreds of such instances...some posts here.


Three Bangladeshis lynched in India, Nepali tonsured
NEW DELHI: India is not having the best of times with its neighbours and its newly-minted prickly ties with Nepal and Bangladesh have added to the mix. Reports said on Sunday that three Bangladeshi men were lynched in the border state of Assam

https://www.dawn.com/news/1570056/three-bangladeshis-lynched-in-india-nepali-tonsured




Indian guards kill three Bangladeshis

DHAKA, Aug 30: Three people were killed and at least nine injured on Tuesday when Indian Border Security Force (BSF) opened fire on innocent Bangladeshis on eastern Brahmanbaria and northern Thakurgaon frontiers, officials said.

The unprovoked firing, which killed two laborourers in Kasba of Brahmanbaria and one farmer in Ranisankoil in Thankurgaon, flared-up fresh tension over the 4000 kilometer-long Indo-Bangla border.
https://www.dawn.com/news/154563/indian-guards-kill-three-bangladeshis



461 Bangladeshis ‘killed by BSF’

DHAKA, Jan 7: One Bangladeshi was killed every fifth day over the past six years by India’s Border Security Force (BSF), according to a study conducted by a human rights organization. The BSF has killed 461 Bangladeshis, the study said, during the six-year period –- from Jan 2000 to Dec 2005.

The Odhikar, a Dhaka-based human rights body, on Saturday released the findings of a survey on incidents of extra-judicial killings and human rights violations on the Bangladesh-India border.

The Odhikar alleged members of the BSF and other armed Indians committed 1,838 incidents of rights violation from Jan 2000 to March 2005.

https://www.dawn.com/news/173376/461-bangladeshis-killed-by-bsf






https://www.dawn.com/news/224886

https://www.dawn.com/news/1537316

 

[Species]

Why does a Prime Minister have to meet an envoy? Does it even fall within the protocol?

 

[idune]

The term "failed to meet" insinuates as if she was obligated to meet the Indian envoy.

Beacuse, Indians always demanded and dreamed of "permanent slavery of Bangladesh" as a payback for its highly nefarious role during 1971 and used expectation of "permanent slavery of Bangladesh" as basis for relation with Bangladesh. Hence you see indian media representing broad indian public view "insinuates as if she was obligated to meet the Indian envoy".

Situation may be different now and last few months BUT it is current Awami League regime and its PM Hasina entertained indian expectation of "permanent slavery of Bangladesh" for last 10+ years. indians got used to it and because of change of situation they are simply whining and feeling insecure.

 

[Jobless Jack]

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Kallol Bhattacherjee

It also reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2019.


A prominent newspaper of Bangladesh has said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina did not meet India’s High Commissioner despite repeated requests for a meeting in the last four months.


Bhorer Kagoj, a prominent daily, has reported that all Indian projects have slowed down since the re-election of Prime Minister Hasina in 2019 with Chinese infrastructure projects receiving more support from Dhaka.

“Despite India's concern, Bangladesh has given the contract of building an airport terminal in Sylhet to a Chinese company. Indian High Commissioner Riva Ganguly Das tried for four months to get an appointment with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh but did not get it. Bangladesh has not even sent a note of appreciation to India in response to Indian assistance for the COVID-19 pandemic”, said the newspaper's editor Shyamal Dutta in an article on the recent tilt of Dhaka towards Pakistan and China.

Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG) has received the contract for building a new terminal in MAG Osmania Airport of Sylhet that borders India's northeastern region and is, therefore, considered a sensitive area for New Delhi.


A diplomatic source from the Bangladesh High Commission here has confirmed that the Indian envoy had sought an appointment with Ms Hasina but it did not materialise. However, neither India’s High Commission in Dhaka nor the Ministry of External Affairs(MEA) responded to questions from The Hindu. A diplomat from the Indian mission said Ms Ganguly Das has gone out of Dhaka on a tour.

Imran Khan’s call

Ms. Hasina received a phone call from Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan on Wednesday. Though Dhaka refused to give more details of the conversation, Pakistan’s official news agency reported that Mr. Khan informed Ms Hasina about the situation in Kashmir and sought “resolution” of the dispute. India, in response on Thursday, appreciated Bangladesh saying that Dhaka considers Kashmir an internal matter of India.

Ms Ganguly Das has been appointed as the next Secretary in charge of the eastern hemisphere in the MEA and she is expected to take her new post in the coming days. She was met by foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen on July 14 for a farewell meeting.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj said that a section of Ms Hasina’s office is actively supporting stronger ties with China. This angle was visible in the rapid improvement in ties with China’s ally Pakistan in the last 10 months. Bangladesh opted for Pakistan’s onion supplies in November 2019 after India imposed a ban on its export.

This was the first time that Bangladesh imported agriculture items from Pakistan in the last 15 years. Dhaka-Islamabad ties went cold after Ms Hasina’s government hanged Jamaat E Islami Bangladesh leader Motiur Rahman Nizami for the 1971 war crimes in 2016. Pakistan had angrily protested against the execution and for two years (2018-'19) Dhaka did not host a Pakistan High Commissioner.

NRC, CAA issues

India’s ties with Bangladesh in the meantime was also hit by the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), which aims to give amnesty to minority religious groups from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. Dhaka has maintained that instances of religious bigotry has gone down in the country and that the NRC and the CAA are internal matters of India.

The issue, however, has created a wave of concern in Dhaka, as prominent leaders of the ruling BJP spoke about “sending back” undocumented citizens to Bangladesh. In recent weeks, media in Dhaka has also been vocal about increased number of casualties along the India-Bangladesh border because of reported firings by the Border Security Force (BSF). Growing differences with India were viewed as opportunity for groups that are aligned with Pakistan and Chinese interests in Dhaka.

In this backdrop, Bangladesh-Pakistan diplomatic ties resumed earlier this year with the arrival of new Pakistan High Commissioner Imran Ahmed Siddiqui in January. Mr Siddiqui secured a special meeting with Dr. Momen on July 1.

The article in Bhorer Kagoj also said that a section of officials in Bangladesh was trying to use cricket to normalise relations between the two sides that continues to be vitiated by the memory of widespread human rights violation and war crimes committed by the Pakistan military against the people of the erstwhile East Pakistan that led to the revolt and ultimately the creation of Bangladesh in December '71 through the Indo-Pak war.

Ms Hasina’s increasing diplomatic interactions with Pakistan and Pakistan’s traditional supporter China is also being viewed as a move to bargain with India on issues of Dhaka’s special interest, especially the CAA, which remains a sticking issue for Bangladesh as it is weary of hosting more refugees in addition to the 1.2 million Rohingya from Myanmar currently residing in Chittagong’s Kutupalong.


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Failed to meet .?

Not the first time Indians have failed to catch the hint of rejection from a woman.