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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Muhammad Yunus, the chief advisor of the interim government of Bangladesh on Friday, April 4. This was the first meeting between the top leadership of the two countries after the coup of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The two leaders are on a visit to Thailand for the BIMSTEC summit and this is where there is a bilateral meeting in Bangkok. Earlier, on Thursday night, both of them were sitting next to each other in the deaner program of BIMSTEC leaders.
1. Yunus desperate to meet PM Modi
Even though the interim leaders of Bangladesh continued to show anti -India stands, but PM also appeared desperate to meet Modi. The interim government there was keen to hold bilateral talks between the two leaders for the first time during the BIMSTEC summit in Bangkok. Bangladesh hoped that this bilateral conversation would be done after getting the green signal from India. And the same thing happened. However, when the two leaders met, PM Modi looked serious and calm while Yunus had a smile on his face. Former ambassador Ashok Sajjanhar while talking to NewsDeskReport said that seeing the body language of the two leaders did not show mutual belief or harmony between the two. Normally, whenever PM Modi meets a global leader, he looks warm. But this was not the case in this matter. It states that the nature of the meeting was formal.
2. Younus appearing close to China
Sheikh Hasina’s shock in Bangladesh has changed, now she is seen going into China’s lap away from India. Muhammad Yunus, the leader of the interim government of Bangladesh, met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on 28 March. This meeting was a message in itself. The message is that Dhaka’s relations with India have cooled down, India has reached the bottom rung of primary, Bangladesh has forgotten the favor of the old man and has left to make a new friend. The special thing is that a top official of Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry had even said that Younus has chosen China for its first state visit and thus Bangladesh is sending a message “.” This report was published by AFP. The sign was clearly for India.
3. Yunus crossed the border, making China happy
When Yunus reached China, she crossed the limits to make Xi Jinping happy. He said something on the northeastern states of India that India had to register a strong protest. Muhammad Yunus asked China to increase its economic influence in Bangladesh and mentioned that in this regard, the northeastern states of India being surrounded by land could prove to be an opportunity. Yunus said, “Seven states in the eastern part of India are called seven sisters (Seven Sisters). They are areas surrounded by land from all around. He has no way to reach the sea. “Unus, describing Bangladesh as the” ocean “in the region, said that this could be a big opportunity and the Chinese economy can be expanded.
4. Pakistan from which freedom was taken, now from that?
Pakistan was once struggling with stressful relations with Bangladesh. But now relationships are changing. After the coup has accelerated at a different speed. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister is going to travel to Bangladesh on 22 April. The country, which is considered a friend of India, is now joining hands with its biggest opponent.
5. Bangladesh important for India’s security
India is trying its best to keep Bangladesh with it without showing any aggression. Bangladesh is a neighbor of India and relations with it have a complete impact on India’s security. India will have to increase its promptness on the border amidst the chaos of Bangladesh. Even in the past, terrorists, plane hijackers who have deep wounds to India, have crossed the border through Bangladesh.
Dr. Rajeev Nayan, Senior Research Associate of Manohar Parrikar Defense Studies and Analysis, New Delhi expressed concern that Bangladesh, like Pakistan and Afghanistan, would not become a ‘outstated house’ amidst this chaos. That is, the terrorists who run here did not get shelter. India will have to keep a close watch on all kinds of conversion caused by border, whether it is human, cattle, gold or weapons. According to him, a cocktail of military and militancy (extremism) is being made in Bangladesh and India will have to keep a close watch on it.
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