Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern about the situation in Bangladesh in a meeting with US President Donald Trump.
of the meeting Later, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told reporters that the situation in Bangladesh was discussed in the meeting of the two leaders.
He did not elaborate but India has repeatedly expressed concerns about attacks on minority Hindu communities in Bangladesh.
In addition, India has also expressed caution over the rapid ties between the military forces of Bangladesh and Pakistan and the anti-India comments of some student leaders as part of the Bangladesh interim government, which is also a concern for India's opposition to the construction of fences on the rest of the international border.
Misri said India hopes that the situation in Bangladesh will move in a direction where constructive and stable relations between the two countries will be maintained, adding that there is concern about the situation and that the opinion is discussed with President Trump.
In recent weeks, both India and Bangladesh have summoned each other's top diplomats on various issues.
The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry has alleged that India has been given a ‘false and fabricated’ statement, while India has condemned the destruction of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's house in Dhaka.
Modi's talks and tensions with Trump have highlighted the complexity of relations between the two countries and the importance of regional stability.
