'India should recognise the uprising to start ties'
Ahmedabad Mirror|December 05, 2024
India should "unequivocally" recognise the July-August uprising, which toppled prime minister Sheikh Hasina's regime, to start bilateral ties afresh, a key aide of Bangladesh's interim government said on Wednesday.

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