Concerns are rising over regional stability in South Asia amid the looming threat of all-out war between nuclear-armed arch-rivals India and Pakistan. To maintain regional stability in South Asia, the interim government in Bangladesh has urged both India and Pakistan to remain calm and exercise restraint. Experts believe that if the two neighbouring nations engage in full-scale war, Bangladesh could experience immediate and lasting repercussions across its economy, particularly affecting business, trade, and investments. On the day of the military confrontation, India's Border Security Force (BSF) forcibly pushed 125 individuals into Bangladesh across the border, spreading them across three districts. “Seeking a positive relationship does not mean subservience.”In response another question about the push-in, he said: "This indicates that our border security is weak.

Source: bd News24 May 08, 2025 02:08 UTC