New Delhi: India-Bangladesh Relationship Today is deeper than other strategic partnerships and “role models” for relations between two neighboring countries, Harsh’s foreign secretary Vardhan Shringla said on Saturday.
In his strike in the ‘Swarnim Vijay Varsh Conclary: 2021’ on the ‘Aspects of Humanitarian, Politics and Diplomatic from the 1971 War’, Shringla also praised the role of the Indian Air Force in the war, said it played an important role in supporting the dashing struggle from Mukti Bahini.
After serving in Bangladesh, Shringla said she had heard many brave accounts from the battle of dogs involved in Dhaka, which was very inspired by the Bangladeshes who watched this from their roof from their roof.
He stressed that in 1971 was a moral and political victory because it was a decisive military victory for India.
“We stand on high moral and ethical land and history prove we are right when the people of Bangladesh justify their self-esteem and respect and win their struggle for human freedom and human rights,” said the Secretary of the Foreign.
Have never had been previously in history recently our territory, Humanitarians who have witnessed the actions of “counting genocide”, said Shringla, pointing to the atrocities carried out by Pakistan to people from Pakistan at that time.
“Search operations, where I think we need contemporary research and attention, releasing terrorist.
Not guilty, children, academics and intellectuals are treated as weapons of war,” he said.
Shringla said she considered Indian humanitarian responses to refugee problems during that time to become one of the most sophisticated and empathetic in contemporary history.
“This might have represented one of the first examples of the concept of ‘responsibility to protect’.
If it is assessed based on human rights standards and current international humanitarian law, the perpetrators will receive a different fate dramatically,” he said.
Almost all the burden supports the people who have fallen into the government and humans in India, he noted.
“While internally we deal with this problem in the best possible way, Indian diplomats launch outreach around the world in various majority who highlight the fate of East Bengal,” he said.
As a result, a number of developed countries to support the causes of the people of Bangladesh, he said.
On December 3, 1971, India “Unwittingly” pulled into a war that was not from its own manufacture, he said.
“We can all reflect if the situation will be different if the international community has been able to put pressure on Pakistan to stop raging against its own citizens and if legal aspirations from the people of East Bengal meet,” Shringla said.
He said the relationship between India-Bangladesh contemporary has taken a big step forward, especially in recent years.
The two main pillars of Indian diplomacy – the first environment and acting East policy – finding expression in india’s vibrant relationship with Bangladesh, he said.
Noting that this year is a special meaning of India-Bangladesh’s relationship, Shringla quotes Prime Minister Narendra Modi says that this year marks “Triveni” Epokal Significance Events – Gold Jubilee from Bangladesh’s Liberation War, Centenary Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Memorial 50 Years Diplomatic Association we.
India remains a partner committed to the growth and development of socio-economic Bangladesh, he said.
“The relationship between India-Bangladesh today is deeper than other strategic partnerships.
This is a role model for the relationship between two neighboring countries,” Shringla said.
Spirit friendship, understanding and mutual sense written during the liberation of Bangladesh continued to penetrate various aspects of this relationship, he asserted.
Under the visionary leadership of Modi’s Prime Minister and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, India and Bangladesh shared the era of ‘Sonali Adhyay’ or Gold – a relationship directed to bring stability and prosperity to people on both sides of the border – he said.