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'India Concerned About Law And Order In B'desh'
Hindustan Times Punjab
|March 08, 2025
India on Friday expressed concern at the deteriorating law and order situation in Bangladesh and reiterated its call for the interim government in Dhaka to protect Hindus and other minority communities.
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NEW DELHI:
The remarks by external affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal came amid a sharp downturn in ties since a caretaker administration led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus assumed office.
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