Decide what kind of relation you want with India … S Jaishankar gave a message to Bangladesh in strict language

New Delhi : Ever since the puppet government led by Mohammad Yunus came to Bangladesh, its relations with India have been deteriorating. When people associated with the interim government have been spewing poison against India. Meanwhile, External Affairs Minister S.K. Jaishankar has given a message to Bangladesh in strict language how to decide how to need a relationship with India. he/she said that Bangladesh will have to decide how he/she wants a relationship with India. he/she does good things but at the same time blames India for every mistake. Jaishankar gave two messages to Bangladesh after meeting his/her counterpart in Muscat last week. Jaishankar said in a public event on Saturday that people of Bangladesh government accuse India every day. Some accusations are absolutely absurd. he/she said, ‘You talk about good relationships on the one hand, but on the other hand we blame us for every mistake. Bangladesh will have to decide what he/she wants. Jaishankar said that there are two types of problems in the relationship between the two countries. First, attacks on minorities in Bangladesh. Second, Bangladesh’s own politics.

The Foreign Minister said that the attacks on minorities in Bangladesh are a matter of concern for us. We keep our point on this and will keep keeping it. Bangladesh has its own politics, but we should not forget that we are neighboring countries. he/she said, ‘he/she (Bangladesh) has to decide what kind of relationship they want with us. We have a long history with Bangladesh. We have a special relationship since 1971.

Jaishankar clearly expressed his/her displeasure over the relationship with Bangladesh. he/she said that some people of Bangladesh government blame India every day. Jaishankar said, ‘If a person of the interim government gets up every day and blames India for everything, then some of them, if you look at the reports, are absolutely ridiculous. You cannot say on one side that now I want to have a good relationship with you, but I wake up every morning and blame you for everything that is wrong. This is also a decision that they have to make. ‘

Expressing concern over the attack on minorities in Bangladesh, Jaishankar said, ‘The round of attacks on minorities in Bangladesh, obviously it is a thing that affects our thinking and it is a thing that we have to speak about , What we have done. The second aspect is that they have their own politics, but at the end of the day, both countries are neighbors. ‘