India summons Bangladesh envoy over security concerns in Dhaka


The move came two ‍days after Bangladesh summoned the Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka. - Photo: Reuters

DHAKA: India summoned Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to New Delhi to convey its strong concerns on Wednesday (Dec 17) over what it described as a deteriorating security situation in Bangladesh, particularly threats targeting the Indian Mission in Dhaka.

The move came two days after Bangladesh summoned the Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka to protest over what it termed "incendiary statements" made by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from Indian soil, warning that such remarks could undermine the country’s upcoming parliamentary election.

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