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India wants to maintain stable, constructive relationship with Bangladesh: Indian Envoy

The High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh, Pranay Verma, on Tuesday stated that New Delhi aims to build a positive, stable, and constructive relationship with Dhaka.

Speaking briefly to reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka, the High Commissioner emphasized that India is committed to working with Bangladesh to fulfill the shared aspirations of both countries for peace, security, and development.

The envoy described the relationship between the two nations as “multifaceted and wide-ranging,” adding that it cannot be reduced to a single issue or agenda. He further stated, “There are many interdependencies, and we want to build on those interdependencies for mutual benefit.”

Earlier, the High Commissioner held a routine meeting with officials from Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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