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India, Bangladesh Hold Naval Drills Despite Strained Ties
Business Standard
|March 15, 2025
Even though diplomatic ties between New Delhi and Dhaka have been strained since Sheikh Hasina's removal in August last year, completion of India-Bangladesh naval exercise Bongosagar 2025 and Coordinated Patrol in the Bay of Bengal this week suggest that military cooperation between the two neighbours remains unaffected.
The latest edition of the annual exercise, which began in 2019, featured the Indian Navy's destroyer INS Ranvir and the Bangladesh Navy's frigate BNS Abu Ubaidah.
"At a time when political ties between India and Bangladesh have nosedived, this semblance of normalcy in defence relations is heartening. It underscores the commitment of both defence forces to continue seeing each other as partners for now, especially as the Bay of Bengal becomes a key arena in great power contestation and their role in maintaining stability remains critical," said Harsh V Pant, vice-president of studies and foreign policy at the Observer Research Foundation.
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