India-Bangladesh in Bimstec: India has given a huge blow to Bangladesh led by Mohammed Younus. The Hindustan Times quoted sources in its report as saying that India refused to hold a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Advisor of the Interim Government Mohammad Yunus at the BIMSTEC Summit to be held in Bangkok.

In fact, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and Chief Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus are scheduled to attend the BIMSTEC summit to be held on April 2-4 next month. This will be the first time that PM Modi and Yunus will be in front of each other in a multilateral program. But during this summit, there will be no bilateral meeting of the top leaders of both countries.

Bangladesh had requested India to meet

Bangladesh had requested to hold a meeting between the top leaders of India-Bangladesh at the BIMSTEC summit. This was confirmed by Tauhid Hussain, advisor for foreign affairs in the interim government of Bangladesh.

Tauhid Hussain, advisor to foreign affairs in the interim government of Bangladesh, gave a statement to news agency ANI on Thursday (March 20). He had said, “We have made a diplomatic contact with India to hold a diplomatic meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus at the BIMSTEC summit to be held in Thailand’s capital Bangkok.”

This meeting is not right according to the current situation of India-Bangladesh

Sources in the Hindustan Times said, “The situation between India and Bangladesh is not correct. In such a situation, a bilateral meeting between the top leaders of the two countries is not correct. However, in this multilateral program, the possibility of meeting or greeting cannot be ruled out if each other is face to face, but no bilateral meeting is expected.”