I believe Dhaka and New Delhi are already in contact. I propose that both countries hold formal dialogue at the earliest opportunity to resolve any outstanding issues. India needs a clear assurance that there will be no anti-Indian activities originating from within Bangladesh. The core problem is that India believes only the AL can address its security concerns, which I consider a misguided perception. If Dhaka assures Delhi that it will address India's security concerns, this could serve as the foundation for a strong relationship. At the same time, the interim government can also communicate to India which issues it should urgently address regarding Bangladesh.
Porimol Palma is a diplomatic correspondent for The Daily Star, focusing on local news and international relations in Bangladesh. With a keen interest in political developments and foreign affairs, Porimol provides in-depth analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the nation's image and global standing. His work has also been featured in Asia International News.