India-Bangladesh ties require reset: Tarique Rahman's top aide after BNP's poll win
India Today
While urging India to acknowledge the political change in Dhaka, BNP leader Humayun Kabir maintained that the new government would also adopt a "positive mindset" to bridge gaps and build constructive ties.
India-Bangladesh bilateral ties require a "complete reset" following the Bangladesh National Party’s (BNP) sweeping victory in the parliamentary elections, Humayun Kabir, a close aide of Prime Minister-elect Tarique Rahman, said in an exclusive conversation with India Today TV.
Signalling a decisive break from the trajectory under former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Kabir stressed that the framework of engagement that existed during the Awami League’s tenure is now "irrelevant" in light of a fresh democratic mandate in Dhaka.
The Tarique Rahman-led party romped home to a resounding victory in the 13th general elections, winning 209 out of 299 seats.
Responding to questions on how the BNP views ties with India post the polls win— particularly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the first global leaders to congratulate Rahman — Kabir highlighted the scale of the party’s mandate.
He said the BNP's two-thirds majority reflected the "confidence the people of Bangladesh have on Tarique Rahman, his leadership and his vision for the country".
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