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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is going to India's capital Nadelil on a four-day visit on Friday morning.
Prime Minister will leave Shahjalal International Airport on a Bangladesh Biman flight (BG 1097) at 10 am and they are scheduled to reach Nath Delhi at 12:25 PM.
Prime Minister's Office sources said, from the airport to the Prime Minister's motor procession He will be going to the Rashtrapati Bhavan with the help of his visit and he will stay there during his visit.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will meet with Indian President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other leaders of political parties, government ministers and eminent people during the visit.
On the second day of the visit, an official meeting will be held between the Prime Ministers of the two countries on Saturday, which is expected to be present with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. It is said that the much-awaited Teesta water agreement is also expected to be held on the Khulna-Kolkata route through a video conference.
The leader of the Congress Party of India, Sonita Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi, will meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the Prime Minister will participate in various events and meetings beyond the scheduled program on the schedule.
The Prime Minister's visit is expected to sign 35 agreements and memorandums of cyber security, technology, nuclear power, science and defense.
During his visit, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will meet the families of the Indian soldiers who sacrificed themselves in the Great War of Independence. She will also participate in the publication of the Hindi translation book of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's ‘Unfinished Autobiography’ in a joint meeting with the Prime Minister of India.
The Prime Minister's Ajmer Sharif is scheduled to be visited on the third day of the visit. After the four-day visit, the next day, the Prime Minister is scheduled to visit Ajmer Sharif at 8:00 PM on Monday. He is about to reach Bangladesh.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last visited India in January 2010. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Bangladesh in 2015.