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Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), one of the largest political parties in Bangladesh, believes that the "ice has started to melt" with India after the takeover of an interim government following student-led clashes that saw the ouster of Sheikh Hasina as Prime Minister. Recently, in a significant political outreach, Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka, Pranay Verma, held a meeting with BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir at the BNP office to discuss strengthening relations. The BNP chief Khaleda Zia was released from jail a day after the fall of the Hasina government.
Speaking to ANI, Alamgir said that Verma's visit has led to many positives for both countries.
"There was a question about our relations since last election in Bangladesh. But this time, the visit of the High Commissioner (of India) in our office, definitely improved the situation. Ice has started melting," said Mirza Fakrul. The BNP had boycotted the Bangladesh parliamentary elections held in January 2024.
The BNP Secretary General said that his party has assured India that should they come to power, they will not allow the soil of Bangladesh to be used by separatist organisations. In the past, there have been reports of militant outfits in the North East of India sheltering in Bangladesh.
"We discussed normal relationship between the two countries. We mentioned the water sharing issues, the border killings, trade imbalances in existence. At the same time, India's main issue was the security problem. We have assured that if we are in the power, we will ensure that this land will not be used by the separatists," Mirza Fakrul told ANI about his meeting with High Commissioner Verma.
The BNP which has been a bitter rival of the Awami League led by Sheikh Hasina believes that Hasina should return to Bangladesh and face the allegations against her.
"I don't know as yet if the government made it official request to India to send her (Sheikh Hasina) back to Bangladesh. But I think that the former Prime Minister should come back to face the allegations against her and she should be accountable," Mirza Fakrul said.
Meanwhile, the BNP says it has alerted its units about the safety of the minority Hindu community in the country ahead of Durga Puja festival to be celebrated from October 9 to 13. The celebrations will be held 32,666 pavilions of Bangladesh.
"We are very much concerned about the wrong narrative that the Hindu communities are facing a serious problem in Bangladesh. I don't think that any serious problem is going on. After every change, there are some problems that are political, not religious or communal. Some events happened. These are all political in nature, not communal. But, we are very alert to safeguard the minority of our country. Specially, ahead of Puja, we have already instructed our units in throughout the country to be alert", he said.
The Bangladesh Nationalists Party also believes that Bangladesh would soon make the transition from the interim government to a democratically elected one.

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