Planning in the neighborhood? Pakistani Foreign Minister’s visit to Bangladesh in February

Pakistan Bangladesh: Amid India-Bangladesh tensions, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar introduced that he’ll visit Bangladesh in February. This can be the first visit of a Pakistani minister to Bangladesh since 2012. Dar made this announcement a couple of weeks after the assembly between Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Bangladesh’s interim authorities chief advisor Muhammad Yunus on the sidelines of the D-8 summit in Cairo final month.

Media reviews mentioned that Dar can be the first overseas minister of Pakistan to visit Dhaka in greater than a decade. Earlier, Hina Rabbani Khar was the final overseas minister of Pakistan to visit Dhaka in 2012. Dar mentioned in Islamabad on Thursday that he would depart for Dhaka on or after February 5.

Demand for extradition of Sheikh Hasina

Ever since Yunus authorities got here to energy in Bangladesh, there was steady rhetoric towards India. Recently, the interim authorities has despatched a diplomatic observe to the Government of India, demanding the extradition of the nation’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Hasina, daughter of Bangladesh founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, had to go away her nation and take refuge in India on August 5.

Tauheed Hussain, advisor on overseas affairs to the interim authorities, had mentioned, “We have informed India and requested the return of Sheikh Hasina for judicial purposes. This has been communicated through a note verbale (diplomatic note). “

Earlier in the day, the nation’s advisor on house affairs Lieutenant General (retd) Mohammad Jahangir Alam Choudhary mentioned his ministry has written a letter to Hussain’s workplace for the return of the ousted prime minister from India.

“We have sent a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs regarding his extradition. The process is still going on. He has an extradition agreement with us,” the nation’s main Bengali every day Pratham Aalo quoted Chaudhary as saying.

Hindu neighborhood and their non secular locations have been focused

After the fall of Sheikh Hasina, minorities in Bangladesh, particularly the Hindu neighborhood and their non secular locations, began being focused. The interim authorities established underneath the management of Mohammad Yunus has been accused of not having the ability to present safety to the minorities.

India has constantly raised the concern of threats and focused assaults towards Hindus and different minorities strongly with the Bangladesh authorities.

Recently, throughout his visit to Bangladesh, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri shared New Delhi’s issues with the neighboring nation concerning extremist rhetoric and incidents of violence towards minorities in Bangladesh.

Sheikh Hasina and her occasion Awami League have been strongly condemning the atrocities on minorities.

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