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Bangladesh will stay secular and continue its economic growth: BBC veteran Mark Tully

Bangladesh will stay secular and continue its economic growth: BBC veteran Mark Tully

India Today
Thursday, August 19, 2021 03:00:36 PM UTC

Bangladesh will remain secular and continue its economic turnaround, said veteran BBC journalist Mark Tully in a webinar organised by the Centre for Research and Information (CRI).

Bangladesh will stay secular and continue growing economically, said BBC veteran Sir Mark Tully in a webinar organised by the Centre for Research and Information (CRI). He said Bangladesh's amazing economic turnaround, secularism and inclusive growth are great achievements Mark Tully said, "I hope Bangladesh will remain secular as it is now. I am secular and I wish Bangladesh will remain secular." He was also effusive in praise over the connectivity initiatives between India and Bangladesh. "I went to a Darjeeling boarding school, so when I hear a train will now connect Siliguri with Dhaka, it makes me very happy," he added.
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