Most of the Donald Trump-Narendra Modi meeting held in Oshington, USA, was a troubling issue with India in the US trade war, but at the end of the discussion, the issue of Bangladesh came up through a journalist's question.
In response to the question of whether the US ‘Deep State’ was behind the downfall of the Awami League government, Trump said that the United States has no special benefit due to the change in the political pottery of Bangladesh, so the US Deep State has no contribution in the fall of the government.
However, Trump wants to give Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a role in the Bangladesh issue by making a close comment on the geopolitical sphere of neighboring India for the first century.
Trump said this at a press conference after the meeting held at the White House in Oshington on Thursday (February 13).
The chief advisor of the interim government. The Indian journalist pointed out the poison of the United States behind the fall of the Awami League government in Bangladesh.
But this possibility is ‘Our deep state has not played a role in this incident,’ Trump said.’
Meanwhile, Modi commented that ‘peace, status, democracy, progress and prosperity’ is a place in Bangladesh as a neighboring country, despite not giving details in the answer to the question.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in the face of a mass uprising on August 5 last year and was forced to leave the country. This is the first time since the fall of Delhi Hasina that she received a friendly comment from the United States.
