Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government in Bangladesh
London: Relations between India and Bangladesh have not been normal in recent times. Meanwhile, Bangladesh Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus has given a big statement about the relationship between the two countries. Yunus has said that his interim government wants good relations with India but always goes wrong. In a conversation with Bronven Madox, director of the ‘Chautham House’ Think Tank in London, Younus has spoken on several issues including bilateral relations with India and a democratic roadmap for the country.
‘Want better relations with India’
Madox asked Younus questions about the extradition of Sheikh Hasina, “This will continue,” We want the whole process to be legal, very appropriate. ” We want to have better relations with India. This is our neighbor, we do not want them to have any kind of basic problem.
What else did Younus say?
When questioned about India’s role about Hasina, Younus replied, “All anger against Hasina has now shifted to India as she has gone there.” She said, “When I got a chance to talk to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, I just said: You just want to host her, I can’t force you to leave that policy. But, please help us ensure that she does not talk to Bangladeshi people in the way she (online). ”Younus claimed that Prime Minister Modi told her that Hasina’s social media activities cannot be controlled.
Also know
Let me tell you that after the students led by students in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina was not only left to step down on August 5 last year, but was also forced to leave Dhaka. Hasina has also registered several cases in Bangladesh. Nobel laureate Yunus (84) took over as the head of the interim government in Bangladesh in August last year. He announced last week that national elections would be held by the first half of 2026. Asked if he would consider being a part of the elected government, Younus replied, not at all. (Language)
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