DHAKA: After deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina‘s government was toppled in a student-led revolt, the interim government of neighbor India said Thursday that the position in Bangladesh has no red colors warranting a restricted immigration policy for its people if they intend to travel to any other country.
” India has been absolutely saying that immigration restrictions will continue “till the circumstance normalizes.” Nobody else, including the US, Japan, or the EU, has ever done this in Bangladesh, according to environment, forest, and climate change expert Syeda Rizwana Hasan, who does n’t believe there is a situation there that justifies restricting Bangladeshis ‘ access to visas, according to Syeda Rizwana Hasan, an adviser to the environment, forest, and climate change.
She said the time government led by deputy assistant Muhammad Yunus wanted” a good, solid connection” with India. However, it is crucial that we listen to one another and comprehend one another in any marriage. She stated without naming anyone that the Bangladeshi government was aware of the fact that many people wanted for “atrocities” in the nation “have taken refuge in India.”
Indian great director Pranay Verma spoke with foreign minister Md Jashim Uddin just about the changes to the requirements for processing visa programs, according to sources.
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