There is turmoil in Bangladesh. An interim government will be formed in the neighboring country today. Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus will take oath as PM. Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is in India these days, there is speculation that she is seeking political asylum in Britain. However, suspense remains about what her future plan is. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has spoken to British Foreign Minister David Lammy on the developments in Bangladesh. This information was given by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal in a media briefing.
Randhir Jaiswal said that the two leaders have talked about developments in Bangladesh and West Asia. However, Jaishankar had already informed about the approval of Sheikh Hasina’s visit to India, he had told in Parliament how we had allowed Sheikh Hasina to come here. Earlier this week in Parliament, Jaishankar had clarified that Sheikh Hasina had only sought permission to visit India “for now”.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that the interests of the people of Bangladesh are foremost in our mind. We are aware of the attacks on Hindu minorities and many steps have been taken. We will remain concerned until law and order is restored there. The welfare of all citizens is the responsibility of the law and the government. This is in the interest of the country and the entire region.
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Is Indian investment in Bangladesh at risk?
When Randhir Jaiswal was asked whether Indian investment in Bangladesh is in danger, and whether the US or China can affect India’s monopoly in the Bay of Bengal? On this, he said that as a close friend of Bangladesh, we are talking to the officials in Dhaka. We want to restore peace and stability in the country, so that normal life can begin and we can test the mutual interests between the people of Bangladesh and our own interests.
19 thousand students returned from Bangladesh
Jaiswal said that so far 19,000 students have returned from Bangladesh. Indian citizens want to return from Bangladesh, the High Commission is helping them. We hope that the security situation will improve and others will be able to return.
Advisory issued on the situation in Britain
Randhir Jaiswal said that many of our people go to Britain, wherever violence is taking place, Indians should be cautious there, because at this time we have issued an advisory as per the report of the law and order situation in Britain.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)