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‘Will we have lollipop?’: Mamata Banerjee hits out at Bangladeshi politicians over ‘legitimate right’ on Indian territories remark | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday took a dig at Bangladeshi politicians, who recently made remarks claiming rights over Bengal, Bihar and Odisha, wondering whether the neighbouring country thinks Indians "would have lollipop" when external forces attempt to occupy Indian territories. Addressing the state assembly, the West Bengal chief minster advised everyone to stay calm and not to get provoked by statements made in Bangladesh. She responded to provocative remarks from certain Bangladeshi leaders with a simple message, "Stay calm and healthy and have peace of mind."A Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader recently said at a Dhaka gathering that Bangladesh holds legitimate claims over Bengal, Bihar and Odisha.She highlighted that West Bengal's imams have d...

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BNP-linked groups rally to protest attack on Agartala mission | India News – Times of India

Supporters of organisations tied to BNP in a standoff with cops outside the Indian high commission in Dhaka on Sunday DHAKA: Three organisations tied to former PM Khaleda Zia's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) staged Sunday a protest march in Dhaka, condemning a recent attack on the country's diplomatic mission in Agartala, the desecration of their national flag in Kolkata, and what they described as attempts to incite communal unrest in Bangladesh.The groups - Jubo Dal, Swechchhasebak Dal, and Chhatra Dal - submitted a memorandum to the Indian high commission in Dhaka. While a large procession initially headed towards the high commission, police intervened and allowed only a small delegation to submit the memorandum.Senior BNP member Ruhul Kabir Rizvi issued a stern warning during the ...

Pakistanis no longer need security clearance for Bangladesh visa as bilateral thaw progresses

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Pakistanis no longer need security clearance for Bangladesh visa as bilateral thaw progresses

New Delhi: The interim government of Bangladesh has removed the requirement for Pakistani citizens to obtain a security clearance before applying for a Bangladeshi visa. The new policy was announced in an official letter from the Security Services Division (SSD) of the Ministry of Home Affairs, dated 2 December. Until now, Pakistani citizens had been required to obtain a ‘no objection’ clearance from the SSD before being granted a visa to enter Bangladesh, a policy implemented in 2019. The clearance requirement was part of broader security measures introduced amid political and diplomatic tensions. However, the latest announcement officially removes this condition. This shift in policy came a day before Pakistan’s high commissioner to Bangladesh, Syed Ahmed Maroof, met with Khaleda Zia, t...