Why Pakistan’s ISI may be fishing in Bangladesh’s troubled waters as Modi meets Yunus : Pankaj Saran

Name: Why Pakistan’s ISI may be fishing in Bangladesh’s troubled waters as Modi meets Yunus : Pankaj Saran
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In this episode of #IndianStandardTime, The Tribune’s editor-in-chief Jyoti Malhotra spoke to former deputy National Security Advisor and former High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pankaj Saran on the significance of the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammed Yunus in Bangkok on the sidelines of the BIMSTEC summit. Watch #IST #Pakistan #ISI #Bangladesh #Modi #MuhammadYunus #IndiaBangladesh #NarendraModi

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