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India keeps ‘keen watch’ as Pakistan strengthens ties with Bangladesh

The concerns come after Pakistan’s ISI agency officials visited Dhaka, and Bangladesh announced its participation in Pakistan’s naval exercise “Aman”, scheduled for next month
Ministry of External Affairs official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addresses a press conference in New Delhi on Friday. Photo: PTI

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India on Friday said it is closely monitoring the growing military ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh, marked by a significant increase in military-to-military engagements. Pakistan’s heightened presence in Bangladesh has raised concerns in New Delhi, prompting the Indian government to keep a “keen watch” on developments in the region.

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The concerns come after Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency officials visited Dhaka for a meeting with Bangladesh’s establishment led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, and Bangladesh announced its participation in Pakistan’s naval exercise “Aman”, scheduled for next month. This will be the first time a major Bangladesh Navy warship will participate in a Pakistani naval exercise in over a decade. Warships from South Korea and China will also join the exercise.

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When asked about India’s concerns, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that India always keeps a close eye on developments affecting national security, especially in neighbouring countries. “We monitor these developments closely and take appropriate action as required,” Jaiswal added.

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