The Indian Foreign Ministry has claimed that the agreements between Bangladesh and India are one of the foundations of mutual security and trade between the two countries, and they also hope that the Bangladesh government will have due respect for these agreements.
India's foreign ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said these things in a weekly news briefing on Friday (January 31).
In response to a question regarding the BSF-BGB Director General's meeting to be held in New Delhi in the middle of this month, Randhir said, "We hope that Bangladesh will have respect for all mutual agreements, because these are the basis of the relationship between the two countries. In fact, we hope that all the agreements that form the basis of the structural relationship between the two countries are based on the foundational relations between the two countries."
When asked about the comments of Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, the Home Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, the Home Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, the spokesperson of the Bharti Foreign Ministry said that it is proposed to discuss all the border-related issues in the DG meeting between the two countries in New Delhi on February 17-20. These agreements help in creating mutual security, trade and infrastructure in the border between India and Bangladesh.
In response, Randhir Jaiswal said in response to a question about the recent visit of the Pakistani military delegation to Bangladesh, "We always keep a close eye on all the poisons around us and take appropriate measures."
