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Dhaka announced that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has not ruled out visiting India through formal diplomatic channels. State minister Humaiun Kobir stated that India needs to prevent individuals within its territory from making political statements or engaging in activities destabilizing Bangladesh. He emphasized the importance of bilateral engagement and trust for maintaining strong relations between the two countries, suggesting that direct communication is necessary to address mutual concerns.
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Bangladesh’s state minister for foreign affairs, Humaiun Kobir, stated on Monday that PM Tarique Rahman has not ruled out a visit to India through proper bilateral channels. The statement came in response to concerns over individuals based in India using its territory to make political statements and engage in activities aimed at destabilizing Bangladesh. Kobir emphasized the need for New Delhi to prevent such actions, asserting that restraining extremists within their own country is reasonable. He also noted that maintaining relations with another nation requires direct bilateral engagement and stressed the importance of trust-building between the two countries.
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PM Tarique Rahman has "not ruled out" a visit to India through a proper bilateral framework, Dhaka said Monday, stressing New Delhi must prevent individuals based in India from using its territory to make political statements or engage in activities aimed at destabilising Bangladesh.
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Delhi → rule → Bangladesh
"Restraining an extremist in their land is not too much to ask," state minister for foreign affairs Humaiun Kobir said, a reference to a past news conference of former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina.
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Kobir → restrain → Hasina
Bangladesh would not allow anyone from India to use Bangladeshi territory to make statements against India, he told reporters.
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he → allow → reporters
"To maintain relations with another country, bilateral engagement is required.
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engagement → maintain → country
We will do it directly.
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We → do → it
The (PM's) visit will be bilateral, and we will talk," he said.
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he → talk → ?
"We must address the challenge of trust.
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We → address → trust
Without trust, partnerships weaken," Kobir said.
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Kobir → weaken → trust
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