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Neighbourhood watch: Bangla interim govt hurries to mend bridges with Pak
September 04, 2024
|The New Indian Express
THE interim government of Bangladesh seems eager to change its history by mending bridges with its once arch-rival, Pakistan.
Advisor in the interim government, Nahid Islam, on Monday said that his government wanted to resolve the 1971 Liberation War "issue" with Pakistan. According to sources in Dhaka, Islam met with Pakistan's High Commissioner in Dhaka, Syed Ahmed Maroof, and communicated this to him.
"For the Awami League, 1971 was considered 'the last chapter of history'. However, we (the interim government) view it as a continuation of history. We want to resolve the 1971 issue with Pakistan," Islam said. He is a 26-year-old student activist who has now been appointed as the Adviser for Information and Broadcasting.
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