Bangladesh recalls India-based ambassador: will appoint another | News India

Image 2024 10 04t143548.569

Dhaka: Bangladesh has recalled its High Commissioner Mustafir Rahman from India. Others will be appointed in his place. Mohammad Yunus, who came to power after the departure of Sheikh Hasina from Bangladesh, has decided to change the Foreign Ministry and foreign policy. After this he has called India-based High Commissioner Mustafizur Rahman back to Dhaka. Someone else will be appointed in his place.

Apart from this, Bangladesh's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mohammad Abdul Muhith, Ambassador to Belgium Mahboob Hasan Saleh, High Commissioner to Britain Sayeeda Muna Tasleem, Ambassador to Australia M. Abbas Siddiqui and Ambassador to Portugal Regina Ahmed have also been recalled. However, it seems certain that others will be appointed in his place.

Despite this development, India's High Commissioner to Bangladesh Prannoy Verma yesterday met Mohammad Tauheed Hossain, Advisor to the Foreign Ministry of the Government of Bangladesh. But he said that there is no reason for this change and said that it is just a routine.

It is noteworthy that at the time of the United Nations General Assembly, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, had also gone there, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi, targeting the atrocities on minority Hindus there, did not even meet Yunus. Bangladesh. But India's Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar had only a few formal talks with him.

Bangladesh is under the influence of China. It wants to build its military bases in Chittagong and Kaker Bazar, two salt marshes of Bangladesh. If Bangladesh allows this then tension between the two countries will increase.