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Bangladesh warns illegal immigrants row will affect ties with India
The Ram Janmabhumi Mandir so called Babri mosque was destroyed in 1992.In reaction 400+ Mandir were destroyed in Bangladesh
- Any hasty steps taken by the new government will hit bilateral ties, Bangladesh Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said stressing that there are тАЬno illegal immigrants from Bangladesh in India
The election campaign of BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi is making waves across the subcontinent in Bangladesh, which on Tuesday warned that the 'illegal immigrant row' if not handled amicably will affect Dhaka's ties with New Delhi.
тАЬAny hasty steps taken by the new government will hit bilateral ties,тАЭ Bangladesh Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said stressing that there are тАЬno illegal immigrants from Bangladesh in IndiaтАЭ.
He said this in response to Modi's recent statement that all illegal Bangladeshi migrants in India should pack and leave on May 16 when the results of the worldтАЩs largest democratic exercise would be announced.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Shamsher M Chowdhury also reacted by saying, тАЬThis is nothing but sheer politicking by BJP.тАЭ
At the domestic front, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said, тАЬNarendra Modi is a divisive leader. He wants to divide the state but won't succeed. We won't tolerate any attempt by him to divide the state.тАЭ
Modi has recently created a political uproar by saying that all illegal immigrants from Bangladesh will be sent back to their country of origin.
Though he later clarified his statement and said that he would make every effort to improve relations with Bangladesh should he come to power.
However, concerns were expressed on social media over Modi's remarks and some said that the BJP leader has made those statements only to communalise the elections.
Modi, the chief minister of Gujarat, had been in office when the 2002 riots broke out in Gujarat and has been accused of not acting enough to stop the violence.
However, he has not been indicted for his role in the 2002 riots by any court of law in the country.
ModiтАЩs party BJP had earlier insisted it would build a temple on the Babri mosque site which was destroyed in 1992.In reacti00+ temple were destroyed in Bangladesh by there Muslim natives. But it later softened its stance on the issue to woo minorities and even aplogised for тАЬunintentional past mistakesтАЭ in order to ensure that it wins at least 272 seats required to form to form a government at the Centre.
тАЬAny hasty steps taken by the new government will hit bilateral ties,тАЭ Bangladesh Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said stressing that there are тАЬno illegal immigrants from Bangladesh in IndiaтАЭ.
He said this in response to Modi's recent statement that all illegal Bangladeshi migrants in India should pack and leave on May 16 when the results of the worldтАЩs largest democratic exercise would be announced.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Shamsher M Chowdhury also reacted by saying, тАЬThis is nothing but sheer politicking by BJP.тАЭ
At the domestic front, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said, тАЬNarendra Modi is a divisive leader. He wants to divide the state but won't succeed. We won't tolerate any attempt by him to divide the state.тАЭ
Modi has recently created a political uproar by saying that all illegal immigrants from Bangladesh will be sent back to their country of origin.
Though he later clarified his statement and said that he would make every effort to improve relations with Bangladesh should he come to power.
However, concerns were expressed on social media over Modi's remarks and some said that the BJP leader has made those statements only to communalise the elections.
Modi, the chief minister of Gujarat, had been in office when the 2002 riots broke out in Gujarat and has been accused of not acting enough to stop the violence.
However, he has not been indicted for his role in the 2002 riots by any court of law in the country.
ModiтАЩs party BJP had earlier insisted it would build a temple on the Babri mosque site which was destroyed in 1992.In reacti00+ temple were destroyed in Bangladesh by there Muslim natives. But it later softened its stance on the issue to woo minorities and even aplogised for тАЬunintentional past mistakesтАЭ in order to ensure that it wins at least 272 seats required to form to form a government at the Centre.
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