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"Mandatory Obligation": Bangladesh Urges India To Extradite Sheikh Hasina, Aide
Bangladesh's interim government on Monday urged India to immediately extradite deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, hours after a special tribunal sentenced them to death.
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Sheikh Hasina Indicted In Case Linked To Deadly Bangladesh Protests
A special tribunal in Bangladesh on Thursday indicted deposed premier Sheikh Hasina in absentia on charges of crimes against humanity in connection with a deadly crackdown on protesters during the July-August uprising last year.
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India Raises Issue Of Attacks On Minorities, Temples In Bangladesh
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday met his Bangladeshi counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan and raised the issue of attacks on minorities and temples in that country, official sources said.
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Attacks During Durga Puja "Pre-Planned", Says Bangladesh Home Minister
Minister of Home Affairs of Bangladesh Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday termed the attacks on Durga Puja pavilions as 'pre-planned' and said these attacks were aimed at destroying the communal harmony in Bangladesh.
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After Bangladesh Foreign Minister, Home Minister Cancels India Visit
Hours after Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said that he was cancelling a visit to India, the country's Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan also called off a trip to Meghalaya amid violent protests in the northeast over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill. Mr Khan was scheduled to visit Meghalaya for an event tomorrow.
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It Was A Misunderstanding: Bangladesh Minister On BSF Soldier's Killing
Exuding confidence that the recent killing of a BSF soldier by a Bangladeshi border guard won't have an impact on bilateral ties, the neighbouring country's Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said he would talk to his Indian counterpart Amit Shah, if needed, to "defuse the situation".
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India, Bangladesh Sign Liberal Visa Regime Agreement
Reiterating their commitment to strengthen the bilateral relation on the basis of friendship, trust and understanding, India and Bangladesh on Sunday signed agreement to liberalize the visa regime between the two countries.
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Will Not Allow Terror Activities Against India On Our Soil: Bangladesh
Bangladesh today reassured India that it will not allow its soil to be used for any terrorist activities against the neighbouring country as visiting Home Minister Rajnath Singh held talks with his counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan on security-related issues.
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Rajnath Singh Arrives In Bangladesh For A 3-Day Visit
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday arrived in Bangladesh for a three-day visit during which he will hold discussions on various issues related to bilateral security, border management and cross border crimes.
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Bangladesh Police Arrest 3 Who Rented Property To Cafe Attackers
Police in Dhaka on Saturday arrested three people, including a university professor, for failing to register information about tenants renting a property who later attacked a cafe in the city, killing 20 people.
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Dhaka Court Asks For Probe Report On Cafe Attack By August 24
A Dhaka court on Wednesday directed the police to submit by August 24 its investigation report into the Gulshan cafe terror attack, in which 22 people, including two police officers, were killed, according to media reports.
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5 Dead Suspects Identified As Terrorists, Says Bangladesh Minister
Bangladesh today pressed anti-terrorism charges against several suspects and identified the fifth attacker in the country's worst terror attack as authorities intensified efforts to unravel the plot behind the brazen assault in which 22 people were slaughtered by Islamists.
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Bangladesh Gunmen Made No Demands, ISIS Not Involved, Says Minister
Seven terrorists who killed 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant made no demands and a person taken alive by police was only a suspect admitted in hospital, Bangladesh's home minister said on Sunday, rejecting ISIS' claims of responsibility.
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Bangladesh Tells Police to Retaliate Against Islamist Attacks
Bangladesh has ordered policemen to shoot in self-defence if fired upon, the home minister said today, after a policeman was killed in an attack claimed by Islamic State terrorists.
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ISIS Claims Behind Bangladesh Policeman's Murder
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the murder this week of a Bangladesh policeman, as fears of Islamist violence grow in the moderate Muslim-majority country.
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"Mandatory Obligation": Bangladesh Urges India To Extradite Sheikh Hasina, Aide
Bangladesh's interim government on Monday urged India to immediately extradite deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, hours after a special tribunal sentenced them to death.
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Sheikh Hasina Indicted In Case Linked To Deadly Bangladesh Protests
A special tribunal in Bangladesh on Thursday indicted deposed premier Sheikh Hasina in absentia on charges of crimes against humanity in connection with a deadly crackdown on protesters during the July-August uprising last year.
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India Raises Issue Of Attacks On Minorities, Temples In Bangladesh
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday met his Bangladeshi counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan and raised the issue of attacks on minorities and temples in that country, official sources said.
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Attacks During Durga Puja "Pre-Planned", Says Bangladesh Home Minister
Minister of Home Affairs of Bangladesh Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday termed the attacks on Durga Puja pavilions as 'pre-planned' and said these attacks were aimed at destroying the communal harmony in Bangladesh.
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After Bangladesh Foreign Minister, Home Minister Cancels India Visit
Hours after Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen said that he was cancelling a visit to India, the country's Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan also called off a trip to Meghalaya amid violent protests in the northeast over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill. Mr Khan was scheduled to visit Meghalaya for an event tomorrow.
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It Was A Misunderstanding: Bangladesh Minister On BSF Soldier's Killing
Exuding confidence that the recent killing of a BSF soldier by a Bangladeshi border guard won't have an impact on bilateral ties, the neighbouring country's Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said he would talk to his Indian counterpart Amit Shah, if needed, to "defuse the situation".
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India, Bangladesh Sign Liberal Visa Regime Agreement
Reiterating their commitment to strengthen the bilateral relation on the basis of friendship, trust and understanding, India and Bangladesh on Sunday signed agreement to liberalize the visa regime between the two countries.
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Will Not Allow Terror Activities Against India On Our Soil: Bangladesh
Bangladesh today reassured India that it will not allow its soil to be used for any terrorist activities against the neighbouring country as visiting Home Minister Rajnath Singh held talks with his counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan on security-related issues.
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Rajnath Singh Arrives In Bangladesh For A 3-Day Visit
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday arrived in Bangladesh for a three-day visit during which he will hold discussions on various issues related to bilateral security, border management and cross border crimes.
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Bangladesh Police Arrest 3 Who Rented Property To Cafe Attackers
Police in Dhaka on Saturday arrested three people, including a university professor, for failing to register information about tenants renting a property who later attacked a cafe in the city, killing 20 people.
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Dhaka Court Asks For Probe Report On Cafe Attack By August 24
A Dhaka court on Wednesday directed the police to submit by August 24 its investigation report into the Gulshan cafe terror attack, in which 22 people, including two police officers, were killed, according to media reports.
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5 Dead Suspects Identified As Terrorists, Says Bangladesh Minister
Bangladesh today pressed anti-terrorism charges against several suspects and identified the fifth attacker in the country's worst terror attack as authorities intensified efforts to unravel the plot behind the brazen assault in which 22 people were slaughtered by Islamists.
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Bangladesh Gunmen Made No Demands, ISIS Not Involved, Says Minister
Seven terrorists who killed 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant made no demands and a person taken alive by police was only a suspect admitted in hospital, Bangladesh's home minister said on Sunday, rejecting ISIS' claims of responsibility.
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Bangladesh Tells Police to Retaliate Against Islamist Attacks
Bangladesh has ordered policemen to shoot in self-defence if fired upon, the home minister said today, after a policeman was killed in an attack claimed by Islamic State terrorists.
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ISIS Claims Behind Bangladesh Policeman's Murder
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the murder this week of a Bangladesh policeman, as fears of Islamist violence grow in the moderate Muslim-majority country.
