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India-Bangladesh Relations: Tension on the border between India and Bangladesh has increased in recent years, mainly due to the Indian plan to erect a fence. The plan to erect a fence on the Bangladesh border by BSF was made with the aim of preventing illegal infiltration, but Bangladesh expressed strong opposition to this step. After this, India summoned the Ambassador of Bangladesh and stressed the need to follow the contracts.
After the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government in Bangladesh, the situation has become complicated under the leadership of the interim government. India-Bangladesh relations were often tense during the government led by Mohammad Yunus. Meanwhile, China is trying to take advantage of the political situation in Bangladesh, especially by allying with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).
Khaleda Zia’s BNP and anti-India stance
BNP which is led by Khaleda Zia. Has been active in promoting anti-India sentiments. Better relations were established with India during the tenure of Sheikh Hasina government, but BNP’s view is opposite. The burning of Indian products by BNP leaders during the protest against India is a clear example of this tension.
India faces threat from possible China-Bangladesh alliance
China’s efforts to include Bangladesh under the Belt and Road Initiative are a matter of concern for India. If China’s influence increases after the change of power in Bangladesh, it can become a threat to India’s strategic interests. The growing closeness between the Chinese ambassador and BNP leaders points to this potential danger.
relations between india and bangladesh
Relations between India and Bangladesh are currently tense, with border disputes and Chinese interference playing a major role. Peaceful resolution of these issues is necessary to maintain regional stability.
