In an interview with ABP LIVE, Md. Touhid Hossain said that India knows what has to be done to win the confidence of Bangladeshi people, and it is time to change the course of bilateral relations accordingly.
Dhaka, Bangladesh: From the genocides on the India-Bangladesh border to ‘not paying any heed to the needs and SEWA-protests of the average Bangladeshi.
The assisting in the process of giving shelter to over one million Rohingya Muslims who have sought refuge in Bangladesh to escape brutality in their own nation, Myanmar. Speaking to The Daily Star over the phone, Md.
Touhid Hossain, the Foreign Affairs Adviser of the current Bangladesh interim government, does not beat about the bush while outlining the challenges that are waiting for the country.
