Tension increased in India-Bangladesh relations, Bangladeshi High Commissioner summoned for the second time in a week

New Delhi: Amidst the ongoing diplomatic tension between India and Bangladesh, the Indian government has summoned the High Commissioner of Bangladesh for the second time in a week. This step clearly shows the strain in the relations between the two countries. According to sources in the Ministry of External Affairs, India has registered its strong objection to the recent developments and statements.

Increasing sourness in diplomatic relations

India and Bangladesh have long-standing historical, cultural and political relations. Generally, both the countries have been solving issues through mutual cooperation and dialogue, but in recent times some incidents and public statements have created tension in relations. Due to this, India summoned the High Commissioner of Bangladesh and formally presented its side.

summoned for the second time in a week

It is noteworthy that this is not the first time that the High Commissioner of Bangladesh has been called to the Foreign Ministry in recent times. Even before this, he was summoned within a week, where India had expressed disagreement and concern on some matters. Being summoned for the second time is an indication that India is taking this issue seriously and wants the Bangladesh government to take a clear and responsible stand on it.

What are India’s objections?

According to sources, India has described some recent incidents and statements as against bilateral understanding and mutual trust. India believes that such steps not only harm relations but can also affect regional stability. The Ministry of External Affairs has made it clear that mutual respect and sensitivity is very important in relations with neighboring countries.

attempt to resolve through dialogue

Although India has taken a tough stand and summoned the High Commissioner, it has also indicated that it is in favor of finding a solution through dialogue and diplomatic dialogue. India says that any misunderstanding or dispute can be resolved through open dialogue, provided both sides show honesty and maturity.

Fear of impact on regional stability

India-Bangladesh relations are not only bilateral, but they impact the entire South Asia region. The role of both the countries is important on issues like trade, border security, illegal infiltration, water sharing and regional cooperation. In such a situation, increasing tension in relations is being considered a matter of concern for regional stability.

What will happen next?

At present, everyone’s eyes are on how the Bangladesh government reacts to India’s objections. Diplomatic experts believe that in the coming days, talks can be held at a high level between the two countries, so that tension can be reduced. India has made it clear that it will not compromise with its national interests and diplomatic decorum, but at the same time will keep the path of dialogue open to improve relations with the neighboring country.