By Admin 
There has been a change of power in Bangladesh recently. Tariq Rahman took oath as Prime Minister on 17 February after Bangladesh Nationalist Party won the majority. A major change has been seen in the army as soon as Tariq Rehman became the PM. Bangladesh Army has appointed the new Chief of General Staff (CGS). Along with this, many other important changes have also been seen. The important thing is that the Army has also entrusted an important responsibility to the person who was working in Bangladesh High Commission in India.
According to the report of ‘Dhaka Tribune’, the Army Headquarters has made important changes. Quoting Defense Ministry sources, it has been told that Lieutenant General M Mainur Rahman has been given the responsibility of the post of CGS. He was earlier serving as the Chief (General Officer Commanding) of the Army Training and Doctrine Command.
Brigadier General Mohammad Hafizur Rahman, Security Advisor to the Bangladesh High Commission in India, has been given the responsibility of GOC of an infantry division with the higher rank and status of Major General. He has been called from India.
What did the Indian High Commissioner say about the new government?
High Commissioner appointed in Dhaka, Prannoy Verma said on Sunday (February 22) that India is keen to take forward talks with the new government of Bangladesh. He has responded by actively re-engaging with Dhaka on behalf of India. Let us tell you that BNP had secured two-thirds majority in the elections, after which Tariq Rehman took oath as the Prime Minister. Before him, Mohammad Yunus was handling the responsibility of the interim government for about 18 months. Relations between India and Bangladesh remained full of ups and downs during Yunus’s tenure. During this period, relations between the two countries had reached their lowest level since 1971.