Dhaka, Sept 16: A senior official from the United States will visit Bangladesh, now under a state of emergency, on Tuesday to take stock of the country's progress on roadmap towards “democratic elections” which is likely to take place by the end of next year.
The US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South Asian affairs, John A Gastright Jr., is expected to stay here for two days to discuss matters of bilateral interest, according to a press statement issued by the US embassy here today.
DHAKA – The Bangladeshi Police has reported that Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister Bangladesh, who has been under detention on extortion charges, was charged with corruption on Sunday.
New Delhi: India and Bangladesh restated that the use of the territory of any country would not be permitted for fanatic and unlawful actions.
The neighbors alleged that continued group action and information sharing would help them. Both sides decide to begin quick action on data accepted about groupings and factors and other fugitives.
India guaranteed Bangladesh all possible support to its appeal to outline wanted criminals allegedly taking shelter in Indian Territory.