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Rajnath’s remarks on Yunus ‘incorrect’: Bangladesh

Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus

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Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday described Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks, published in a section of Indian media, about Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus as “incorrect” and “not respectful”.

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"We consider that Singh's comments are incorrect and unhelpful and not respectful of propriety and diplomatic nicety," Foreign Office spokesman SM Mahbubul Alam was quoted as saying by the state-run BSS news agency.

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Singh reportedly said India did not seek tense relations with Bangladesh, but Yunus "should be cautious with his statements”.

The spokesman said Bangladesh remained “committed to a mutually beneficial relationship with India based on sovereign equality, non-interference in each other's affairs, and mutual respect”.

There has been a sharp downturn in India-Bangladesh relations after deposed prime minister Hasina fled Dhaka and took shelter in India in August last year following massive anti-government protests.

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