Account Of Press Secretary To Bangladesh Chief Advisor On PM Modi-Yunus Assembly Is Mischievous, Politically Motivated: Sources

In regard to remarks by the Press Secretary to Bangladesh Chief Advisor concerning the assembly of the Bangladesh chief Muhammad Yunus with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sources have dismissed the account as mischievous and politically motivated.

Sources stated on Saturday that the characterisation of PM Modi’s remarks concerning the connection between Yunus and the earlier authorities was additionally inaccurate.

The sources underlined that PM Modi spoke of the progress in our bilateral relationship since 2014 and characterised it as a deep friendship between our societies and peoples.

They stated PM Modi additionally talked about the significance of elections as the premise of legitimacy in any democracy.

“A continued procrastination on this regard would injury the Chief Advisor’s fame. The Bangladeshi rivalry that assaults on minorities have been a social media concoction was dismissed as being in contradiction of details on the bottom,” a supply stated.

Concerning numerous particular points raised by the Chief Advisor, PM Modi instructed him that this was finest mentioned by the International Ministers.

Sources stated there isn’t a foundation for the remark made by the Press Secretary on the extradition request pertaining to former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Sources, the truth is, emphasised that such makes an attempt name into query each the seriousness and the great religion of the interim authorities. Shafiqul Alam, Press Secretary to Bangladesh Chief Advisor, had posted his remarks on social media.

PM Modi met Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the interim authorities of Bangladesh, on the sidelines of the BIMSTEC Summit in Bangkok on Friday.

PM Modi reiterated India’s help for a democratic, steady, peaceable, progressive and inclusive Bangladesh.

Enunciating India’s people-centric method to the connection, Prime Minister highlighted that cooperation between the 2 nations has introduced tangible advantages to the folks of each nations. He underlined India’s need to forge a constructive and constructive relationship with Bangladesh primarily based on pragmatism.

Prime Minister urged that rhetoric that vitiates the surroundings is finest averted. On the border, strict enforcement of the regulation and prevention of unlawful border crossings, particularly at evening, are essential for sustaining border safety and stability. Bilateral mechanism may meet as applicable to assessment and take ahead bilateral ties, he stated.

PM Modi underlined India’s issues associated to the protection and safety of minorities in Bangladesh, together with Hindus, and expressed his expectation that the Authorities of Bangladesh would guarantee their safety, together with by completely investigating the instances of atrocities dedicated in opposition to them.

Prime Minister congratulated Bangladesh on assuming the Chair of BIMSTEC and seemed ahead to the discussion board additional advancing regional cooperation beneath its management. The leaders agreed to reinforce consultations and cooperation to advance regional integration, together with beneath the BIMSTEC framework.

Prime Minister expressed his conviction that every one problems with mutual curiosity between the 2 nations would proceed to be addressed and resolved bilaterally by constructive discussions, within the curiosity of their lengthy standing and mutually helpful bilateral relationship.

PM Modi additionally stated in a submit on X that he expressed critical concern for the protection of Hindus and different minorities in Bangladesh.

“Met Mr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the interim authorities of Bangladesh. India stays dedicated to a constructive and people-centric relationship with Bangladesh. I reiterated India’s help for peace, stability, inclusivity and democracy in Bangladesh. Mentioned measures to stop unlawful border crossings and expressed our critical concern for the protection and well-being of Hindus and different minorities,” PM Modi stated.

PM Modi met a number of different leaders on the sidelines of BIMSTEC Summit.