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Jaishankar says India-Bangladesh partnership must be built on shared interests

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized that ties with Bangladesh should serve both nations, noting the backdrop of uncertainty surrounding Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's planned visit.

Speaking on Saturday, S Jaishankar stressed that any bilateral relationship must benefit both sides, rejecting the notion that neighbours act solely for one country's advantage. He highlighted the need for a common ground to ensure smooth cooperation. The remarks came amid questions about the upcoming visit of Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Jaishankar also reiterated that regional stability with China and counter-terrorism remain central to India’s foreign policy agenda.

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India’s stance on Bangladesh relations influences regional cooperation and security dynamics in South Asia.

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India Bangladesh relationsmutual interestS JaishankarTarique RahmanChina stabilityterrorism fight
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