PM Modi takes proactive stance to resolve Indo-Bangal diplomatic crisis

MAMATA OFFERS 4-POINT RECOMMENDATION

- JAYANTA GHOSAL

KOLKATA: To address the ongoing diplomatic tensions between India and Bangladesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has taken a proactive stance and begun considering advice from Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

Known for her comprehensive understanding of India-Bangladesh relations, Banerjee has put forward four recommendations aimed at easing the crisis.

Among her suggestions, Banerjee emphasised the importance of immediate bilateral negotiations between New Delhi and Dhaka, warning that a lack of communication could worsen the situation.

She has urged both sides to engage in direct discussions to address underlying concerns and prevent the crisis from escalating further.

The Chief Minister also suggested that India's Ministry of External Affairs take a more active role by sending a representative to Dhaka to address pressing issues, including reports of atrocities against the Hindu minority in Bangladesh.