Bangladesh PM Tariqe Rahman Likely to Visit Delhi Soon

Exclusive: Bangladesh PM’s New Delhi Visit Likely Soon, BRICS Trip ‘Almost Certain’ Off

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tariqe Rahman is expected to visit New Delhi for bilateral talks soon, Times Now reports citing Dhaka sources. The trip comes as Dhaka signals Rahman will ‘almost certainly’ skip…

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Bangladesh Prime Minister Tariqe Rahman is expected to visit New Delhi for bilateral talks soon, Times Now reports citing Dhaka sources. The trip comes as Dhaka signals Rahman will ‘almost certainly’ skip the BRICS summit in Delhi this September. The visit follows a meeting between Rahman and India’s new High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi, which Dhaka described as ‘well received’. Bangladesh has reiterated its demand for extradition of former PM Sheikh Hasina, who is living in India. India’s MEA says it is ‘examining the matter’ under established procedures.

Bangladesh PM Tariqe Rahman Likely to Visit Delhi Soon

Ties have been strained over India hosting Hasina, who addressed a virtual event on August 5 and said she plans to return to Bangladesh. Bangladesh’s Home Minister warned India not to ‘play the Hasina card’ if it wants friendly relations. India said it does not endorse the comments made at Hasina’s press conference. The Ganga Waters Treaty, expiring December 31, 2026, and stalled bilateral projects are also on the agenda.

Bangladesh PM Tariqe Rahman Likely to Visit Delhi Soon

The Indian Opinion

Both sides are talking up ‘reassurance’ and ‘stabilisation’, but the core tension remains: Dhaka wants Hasina extradited, India says it is following procedure. The narrative that Trivedi’s meeting alone has fixed ties is premature. The real test will come during the bilateral visit, whether Delhi signals any concrete step on extradition or the Ganga treaty. Until then, the slide in relations is paused, not reversed.


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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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