Anti-India Mohammad Yunus is in deep trouble after starting a trade war with India, Bangladeshi business leaders are now begging India to…

In a predominant blow to the industrial enhance of Bangladesh and to anti-India chief Muhammad Yunus, head of length in-between authorities in Bangladesh, the central authorities of India has equipped the withdrawal of the transshipment facility previously extended to Bangladesh. The Ministry of Exterior Affairs (MEA) withdrew the facilities citing logistical challenges and congestion at Indian ports and airports. However, media reviews respect acknowledged that the motive in the help of the pass may possibly be the shy kin between India and Bangladesh.

Important setback for Bangladesh

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal has lately acknowledged while he used to be addressing the weekly press briefing that “The Transshipment facility extended to Bangladesh had over a length of time resulted in well-known congestion at our airports and ports. Logistical delays and better charges were hindering our respect exports and setting up backlogs.”

“The energy, therefore, has been withdrawn with enact from April 8, 2025. To justify, these measures enact now no longer affect Bangladesh exports to Nepal or Bhutan transiting by device of Indian territory,” the MEA spokesperson added.

Bangladesh delegation visits India

Particularly, a 13-member delegation from Bangladesh visited India from July 9 to 12, 2024, to explore the possibilities of transhipment of Bangladeshi Exim cargo by device of Indian ports located on the East Cruise. The delegation used to be led by S M Mostafa Kamal, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Bangladesh, and incorporated representatives from other key Bangladeshi ministries and ports.

Bangladesh alternate chief appeals to India

In a  exquisite final result from Bangladesh, an influential Bangladeshi alternate chief entreated India to withdraw ban on transshipment.

“I'll ask the Indian authorities to withdraw this decision (cancelling the transshipment facilities for Bangladeshi goods) because we are neighbors. We're good companions. We import big quantity of our fabrics, dyes, chemical substances, equipment, yarns so we are big importer of India. India should acknowledge that. We respect got good relationship with them”, Faruque Hassan, Outdated President of the Bangladesh Garment Producers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), told ANI in an interview.

For those unversed, readymade garments is the backbone of Bangladesh economy and out of Bangladesh’s total exports, better than 83/84 per cent comes by exporting apparel which is readymade garments.

(With inputs from companies)