Prime Minister’s Adviser and spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office Mahdi Amin urged Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi on Thursday to block fugitive collaborators of fascism and convicted felons residing in India from orchestrating destabilization attempts.

The message was delivered during a morning courtesy meeting at the Prime Minister's Office featuring Indian Deputy High Commissioner Pawan Badhe.

Bilateral deliberations centered on advancing diplomatic ties and deepening citizen-to-citizen engagement.

Both governments underscored the imperative of reinforcing democratic governance standards and core democratic values, committing to elevate bilateralism onto a sustainable, dignified footing anchored in mutual respect, parity, equity, and rule of law.

Participants engaged in constructive dialogue regarding cooperative resolutions to outstanding bilateral friction points.

Reviewing a multi-sectoral engagement matrix, both delegations prioritized expanding collaboration across education, healthcare, athletic exchange, cultural programming, and tourism, alongside scaling commercial trade and cross-border investments.

Recognizing high-growth horizons in digital systems and frontier tech, both sides agreed to intensify joint initiatives spanning science, technology, and innovation.