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Bangladesh polls: What does re-election of Sheikh Hasina mean for India?

Gulshan Kumar
Last updated: 2024/01/07 at 2:46 PM
By Gulshan Kumar 2 years ago
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New Delhi, In the midst of its 16th general assembly elections, Bangladesh stands at a critical juncture that could see Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina securing a remarkable fifth consecutive term. The ongoing electoral process carries substantial implications for India, given the historical and strategic relationship between the two neighboring nations.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the ties between India and Bangladesh have witnessed a remarkable strengthening. The ongoing elections hold immense importance for India, as the two nations share a lengthy 4,096-km border. This extensive and porous border presents multifaceted challenges, including infiltration, human trafficking, and the potential for terrorist activities.

The tenure of Sheikh Hasina as Prime Minister has been characterized by a collaborative approach in intelligence sharing and security matters, alleviating India’s security concerns. The signing of an extradition treaty in 2013 underscores the proactive stance taken by both nations in addressing mutual security challenges.

The historic relationship, while enduring, has faced challenges in the past. During the government led by Khaleda Zia, terrorism emerged as a significant issue affecting India. However, under Sheikh Hasina’s leadership, Bangladesh has actively cooperated with India on matters of security and counter-terrorism, aligning with India’s stance.

As the electoral process unfolds, India is closely observing the potential impact on regional stability, economic ties, and the trajectory of security cooperation between the two nations.

 

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The move into the luxury spirits segment reflects ABDL’s commitment to capturing new consumer segments and staying abreast of changing market dynamics.

 

 

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