रा. सु. जा. मं. Navigating Challenges
| Vol - 1, Issue - 2, Oct - Dec 2024 | Page No - 10 |
| Navigating Challenges: India-Bangladesh Bilateral Relations Amidst Political Transition and Minority Concerns | |
| —Neeharika Jha | |
| Abstract | |
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This article investigates the changing dynamics of bilateral ties between Bangladesh and India in the light of
political transitions and minority concerns. Bangladesh was formerly a part of India, so it has historical, cultural,
and linguistic ties to that country. A long-standing relationship based on mutual interests in trade, water sharing,
and security cooperation unites the two South Asian countries. Both the countries have always made the
transitional framework to safeguard the diplomatic channel for cooperation yet so many irregularities and proxy
wars have made this phenomena to be diluted to the extent that a new experiment in the regime change sidelined
the prosperities of Bangladeshi people especially Hindu minority. There is a broad discussion in this article
about the relationship between the two countries in a way that a complete overview of the developments over
the years can be summarized, a separate insight has been provided towards the plight of Hindus in Bangladesh
in detail and their subjugation year by year.
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