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COMMENTS Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina The Indian government has allowed an element of complacency to compromise its strategic outreach towards Bangladesh lately. Judging by the ferocious intensity of the recent widespread anti-India protests in Chittagong, Comilla and elsewhere, which led to 10 deaths and loss of property, an imminent reset of India’s bilateral ties with its eastern neighbour is in order. Not the least because it is next to Bhutan, but because Bangladesh happens to be the only country in South Asia which can be counted as Delhi’s proven ally. About five years ago, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi had addressed a Dhaka University convocation in Hindi, his popularity ratings had soared high even among the snooty westernised Dhaka intelligentsia. So what has turned the anti-Indian political strain, an ever-present trickle in Bangladesh’s polity, into a mighty torrent?

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