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Hasina's Delhi stay won't hurt ties: Bangladesh govt
The Morning Standard|August 13, 2024
SHEIKH Hasina's stay in New Delhi will not negatively affect the relations between India and Bangladesh, Mohamad Touhid Hossain, foreign secretary in the Bangladesh interim government said on Monday.
- YESHI SELI
Hasina's Delhi stay won't hurt ties: Bangladesh govt

"There will be no impact on the bilateral relationship between the two countries because of one individual's stay in a country," he said in his first briefing.

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