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Bangladesh Foreign Minister meets Jaishankar, seeks return of ex-PM Sheikh Hasina

09 Apr 2026
2 min

Overview of Bangladesh Foreign Minister's Visit to India

The Bangladeshi Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman visited India to discuss strategies for enhancing bilateral relations and conveyed the new government's foreign policy priorities.

Key Discussions and Agreements

  • Bangladesh First Policy:
    • Emphasis on mutual respect, trust, and reciprocal benefits between India and Bangladesh.
  • Extradition Requests:
    • Bangladesh requested the extradition of Sheikh Hasina and Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, sentenced by the International Crimes Tribunal.
  • Energy and Resource Supply:
    • Request for increased diesel and fertilizer supply from India, with a favorable response from India's Petroleum Minister.
  • Bilateral Relations:
    • Continuation of discussions to strengthen ties through various bilateral mechanisms.

Regional and Global Cooperation

  • Security and Legal Cooperation:
    • Agreement to extradite suspected killers of youth leader Shaheed Osman Hadi from India to Bangladesh.
  • Visa Policies:
    • Proposal to ease Indian visas for Bangladeshis, especially for medical and business purposes.
  • Water Sharing Agreements:
    • Discussion on renewing the Ganga water treaty and concluding the Teesta water-sharing pact.

Strategic Interests and Future Plans

  • Border Management:
    • Focus on enhancing security and effective management along the India-Bangladesh border.
  • Infrastructure Projects:
    • Strengthening connectivity projects between the two countries, with attention to mutual benefits.

Upcoming Engagements

After the meetings in India, Rahman will attend the Indian Ocean Conference in Mauritius, continuing to engage in regional diplomacy.

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Indian Ocean Conference

A multilateral forum that brings together leaders and delegates from countries bordering the Indian Ocean to discuss issues of maritime security, economic cooperation, and regional stability.

Teesta water-sharing pact

A proposed agreement between India and Bangladesh to manage and share the waters of the Teesta River. Negotiations have been ongoing to finalize this pact, which is crucial for addressing water scarcity and agricultural needs in the region.

Ganga water treaty

An agreement between India and Bangladesh for the sharing of waters from the Ganges River. The treaty aims to ensure equitable distribution of water resources, especially during the dry season, and addresses issues of flood control and irrigation.

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