A Bangladesh minister believes that India has helped maintain political stability in his country. Bangladesh's Information Minister Hassan Mahmood on Tuesday said that India has played an important role in ensuring regional stability. He said regional stability is essential to Bangladesh's prosperity and political stability and the relationship between the two sides is not just about sharing the waters of the Teesta River. Mahmood's remarks made during his interaction with journalists at the Press Club of India are very important.
Bangladesh's general elections are not far away. Elections are expected to be held by December 2023. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League party is eyeing an unprecedented fourth term. Mahmud, one of the senior-most ministers in Hasina's government and a top leader of the Awami League, praised India's role in his country's liberation struggle in 1971. He added that Bangladesh's progress "would never be possible without India's political and full support." ,
He said, "Political stability in a country is one of the most essential pre-conditions for prosperity. I firmly believe that regional stability is also important for maintaining political stability in Bangladesh. I give my thanks [for India] India has played a role in maintaining regional stability and thus political stability in Bangladesh.
On the issue of sharing of Teesta river waters across the border, Mahmood said that India-Bangladesh relations do not depend only on the Teesta water sharing agreement between the two countries. He said, “The relations between India and Bangladesh are very diverse, it does not depend only on the Teesta water-sharing. We share many things." He said Bangladesh and India are engaged in resolving the issue and progress has been made, although there are "certain obligations and procedures under the Constitution of India".
Significantly, the Teesta river water-sharing agreement has been in limbo for more than a decade due to opposition from West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. India and Bangladesh had agreed to an agreement on Teesta water sharing during the visit of then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Dhaka in 2011, but Banerjee refused to accept it, citing water scarcity in the state.
"I hope that after following all the procedures, [the issue] will be resolved in the future," the Bangladesh minister said. An agreement on Teesta water sharing was to be signed in 2011 but was postponed due to protests from West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Under the Constitution of India, agreements on the sharing of cross-border river waters require the consent of state governments.
Also Read: Ludhiana: Gas leak in an oxygen manufacturing factory in Gyaspura, police evacuated the entire area
Asian Games 2023: PM Modi congratulated India on its 'century' in the Asian Games, and will meet the players on October 10
India's excellent performance continues in the ongoing Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China. India's women's Kabaddi team has set a new record in history by winning the gold medal in the match. After
Devendra Fadnavis will be the new Chief Minister of Maharashtra, and Eknath Shinde, and Ajit Pawar will become Deputy CM
BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis will be the next CM of Maharashtra. Devendra Fadnavis' name has been finalized. On Wednesday, Devendra Fadnavis was elected the leader of the BJP Legislature Party. At the
Petroleum Prices: Six non-BJP ruled states did not reduce VAT, Puri said – that's why fuel is expensive there
The governments of six non-BJP ruled states of the country have not reduced the Value Added Tax (VAT) on petroleum products. Due to this, petrol and diesel are expensive in these states. These six
Sam Pitroda Controversy: From hua to hua to inheritance tax... such statements of Sam Pitroda which always created political uproar.
Sam Pitroda Controversy many leaders in Congress start scoring self-goals for the party as soon as the elections come. These leaders always try to land the party in trouble with their
Defense Minister said: India has never been a supporter of war and violence, it is not our nature to remain neutral on injustice
India neither harms others nor spares troublemakers. India has never been in favor of war and violence. However, it cannot remain neutral towards injustice and oppression. It is not in our nature to
'Confusion in Muslim society over Waqf Amendment Bill', Kiren Rijiju said- India is run by law
Union Minister for Minority Affairs Kiren Rijiju said that confusion is being spread in the Muslim community on the Waqf Amendment Bill. Wrong messages are being given through loudspeakers in every
The Foreign Minister of Belarus arrives in India on a two-day visit, and will meet S Jaishankar this evening
Belarus Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei arrived in Delhi on Wednesday for his two-day visit to India. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Makey will meet External Affairs Minister S
ODI WC 2023: Three semi-final teams confirmed, three contenders for one place; Chances of India-Pakistan match are being made
With Australia's victory over Afghanistan, three ODI World Cup teams have made it to the semi-finals. Three teams India, South Africa, and Australia have reached the semi-finals. It has also been
Joe Biden: Biden put his hand on King Charles I's back and controversy started, accused of breaking royal protocol
US President Joe Biden is currently on a tour of Europe. During this, he also met King Charles III at Windsor Castle. King Charles III also warmly welcomed the US President. During this, something
Weather Update Today: It will be cloudy in Delhi, and it will rain in UP; Read the weather conditions of your state
The G20 summit is to be held in New Delhi on the 9th and 10th. At the same time, the weather in Delhi is also predicted to be mixed. It will be cloudy in Delhi and there are chances of drizzle. During
