Bangladesh Violence / India-Bangladesh relations are strong, the removal of Sheikh Hasina was the only agenda of the protest

Bangladesh Violence: India is keeping a close eye on the Bangladesh crisis. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has put forth his side on behalf of India in the Rajya Sabha regarding the crisis in Bangladesh. S Jaishankar said that the relations between India and Bangladesh are very strong. The only agenda of the protest was to remove Sheikh Hasina from power in Bangladesh. Jaishankar said that Sheikh Hasina had sought permission to come to India. After speaking in the Rajya Sabha, now Foreign Minister S Jaishankar will put forth his point on the Bangladesh issue in the Lok Sabha. It is known that an all-party meeting was held on Tuesday morning under the chairmanship of Jaishankar. Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attended this meeting. Along with this, the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs also participated in this meeting.

Bangladesh is a special neighboring country of India - Jaishankar

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar briefed the political parties on the current situation in Bangladesh in the meeting. Jaishankar said that Bangladesh is a special neighboring country of India. India and Bangladesh have had good relations. Sheikh Hasina has fled from Bangladesh to India. She can go to Britain or any other country from here.

What is India's stand on Sheikh Hasina?

What is India's stand on Sheikh Hasina? If martial law is imposed in Bangladesh, then how will India deal with it? What will be the impact of the instability in Bangladesh on the Indian economy? What will be the role of China and Pakistan? Foreign Minister S Jaishankar can brief the political parties on all this.

The Foreign Minister will answer in Parliament on the situation in Bangladesh

The Modi government wants to take all the parties into confidence before making any statement in Parliament regarding the coup in Bangladesh. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is going to give a statement in the Lok Sabha on the situation in Bangladesh.

PM Modi held a meeting late yesterday

A meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) was held on Monday night under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What impact will the coup in Bangladesh have on India? This issue was discussed. In this meeting, PM Modi was accompanied by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Home Minister Amit Shah, S Jaishankar and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

#WATCH | Delhi: All-party meeting underway in the Parliament on the issue of Bangladesh. EAM Dr S Jaishankar briefs the members of different political parties. pic.twitter.com/4Cl1rFRkyG

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