সব দলের প্রতিনিধিদের সঙ্গে আলোচনায় জয়শঙ্কর, বাংলাদেশ নিয়ে বিশেষ চিন্তা ভারতের

সব দলের প্রতিনিধিদের সঙ্গে আলোচনায় জয়শঙ্কর, বাংলাদেশ নিয়ে বিশেষ চিন্তা ভারতের                   ~ED.2~

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00:00In Bangladesh, Cholti Dama Dal's Abohai Mongolbar Sarbatoliyo Baithak was held by the Centre.

00:06In this Baithak, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar explained the situation of Bangladesh in front of all the representatives of the Dal.

00:14He sat in the Baithak with all the Dal regarding the situation of Bangladesh.

00:18In the Baithak was the Central Government Minister Amir Shah,

00:21Defence Minister Rajnath Singh,

00:23Deputy Secretary Minister Kiran Rijejo.

00:26The news of the news was discussed in this Baithak regarding the situation of the Indian citizens living in Bangladesh.

00:33The Centre knows that Bangladesh has been in contact with the army in New Delhi.

00:38The situation is not bad in any way, it is being seen in a bad way.

00:42The news of the news was known by S Jaishankar to all the members of the Sarbatol Baithak regarding the situation of Bangladesh in India.

00:51According to his statement, India wants to give some time to Sheikh Hasina.

00:57What is his future plan?

00:59He said that he will inform the Indian Government.

01:02As such, the administrative position will be correct.

01:05Look, Sudip Bandopadhyay took part in the Sarbatoliyo Baithak from the side of Trinamool.

01:10There is no kind of opposition.

01:12Where will you go with Bangladesh, with whom?

01:17The Sarbatoliyo Baithak should clarify the situation of Trinamool, Sudip.

01:21On the other hand, the current situation of Bangladesh and its surroundings,

01:26India's position and diplomatic relations,

01:29and the political personality of the Congress, Shashi Tharoor,

01:33is concerned about India's military independence.

01:36I think constructively, I think we should make ourselves available, our good officers to help them in whatever way.

01:42India must reassure everybody that we are not an unfriendly power,

01:47that we have no desire to dominate or control what's happening in Bangladesh.

01:50We would like to be helpful.

01:51That would be the kind of message that I believe we should convey both publicly and privately.

01:56As far as the Sheikh Hasina era is over,

01:59I do believe it presided over very important economic growth and progress.

02:03But it's not clear that the benefits of that economic growth reached the bottom of the pyramid.

02:07And that's why the people who are on the streets protesting don't feel they have much to lose.

02:12I'm told that 40% of the population of Bangladesh between 15 and 24 are neither in education nor employed.

02:19And that's a damning statistic.

02:20So for these people, they welcome a change because they were not doing very well under the previous system,

02:26even though the macroeconomic indicators were very good.

02:29This is an important lesson for all countries, including us in India.

02:33We have to make sure that whatever growth figures the government talks about,

02:36that the benefits are reaching the ordinary people of this country.

02:40And that's the same logic that perhaps in Bangladesh has failed.

03:03Bureau report, One India, Bangla.