As Bangladesh witnesses a significant political shift with Muhammad Yunus stepping in as the interim Prime Minister, all eyes are on India's High Commission. Will the Indian envoy attend the swearing-in ceremony? The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has hinted at the High Commission’s likely presence, signaling a keen interest in the unfolding events. In this video, we explore the implications of this diplomatic move and what it could mean for India-Bangladesh relations. Yunus, a Nobel laureate, has called for unity and non-violence as Bangladesh prepares for new elections. Stay tuned for an in-depth analysis of this developing story.
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00:00Swearing-in ceremony, I understand, I saw reports that it is to be held this evening.
00:27I don't know the exact time, somewhere I read 8 o'clock.
00:30I also understand that diplomatic community members have been invited to participate.
00:37It is likely that our High Commissioner would participate.
00:43Again I would like to emphasize that for us, we have been in touch with the authorities
00:49in Bangladesh presently.
00:51As far as the interim government is concerned, let's see, let's wait.
00:57It is slightly premature for us to comment on it, but as I said, the interest of Bangladeshi
01:04people is of paramount importance to us.
02:51Thank you very much.