New Delhi, [Date] – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor to the Interim Government of Bangladesh, to discuss the political landscape and bilateral cooperation between the two neighboring countries.
During their discussion, Modi reiterated India’s commitment to fostering a constructive and people-centric relationship with Bangladesh. He assured Yunus of India’s continued support for peace, stability, inclusivity, and democracy in Bangladesh, emphasizing the importance of a democratic process in ensuring long-term regional stability.
A key topic of their conversation was the issue of illegal border crossings. Both leaders explored measures to curb unauthorized movement across the India-Bangladesh border, highlighting concerns about security and cross-border crime.
Modi and Yunus also addressed the safety and well-being of religious minorities in Bangladesh, particularly the Hindu community. The Indian Prime Minister expressed serious concerns over the protection of minorities and underscored the need for a more inclusive and secure environment for all communities.
The meeting comes at a critical time, as Bangladesh undergoes a political transition under the interim government. India’s active engagement signals its vested interest in the democratic stability of its eastern neighbor.
