According to a foreign government official who spoke to Reuters on Thursday, Bangladesh’s time government has recalled five ambassadors back to the nation, including the embassy to India.
The foreign ministry instructed the ambassadors in” Brussels, Canberra, Lisbon, New Delhi and the continuous vision to the United Nations in New York” to return to Dhaka quickly, the official told Reuters, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
Without providing additional information, the official continued,” The envoys were instructed to shift their responsibilities promptly and return.” This shift comes after the remember of Saida Muna Tasneem, the great director, or ambassador, to Britain, who was also asked to return in a similar manner.
Following weeks of intense protests that resulted in the withdrawal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5 and her subsequent emigration to India, the interim government, led by Nobel Peace prize Muhammad Yunus, came to power in the North Eastern nation.
The student-led action that resulted in Hasina’s resignation claimed more than 700 life, putting a burden on relations with India. The two countries share a 4, 000-km ( 2500-mile ) border and maritime boundaries in the Bay of Bengal.
Majority parties in Bangladesh have alleged attacks on Hindus following the social revolution, despite the government’s claim that the murder was politically motivated.
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