Bangladesh Information and Broadcasting Minister Hassan Mamoud Kovid raised the issue of antidote during a meeting with External Affairs Minister S Jayashankar. According to sources, the two issues that Bangladesh highlighted at today’s meeting were enhancing relations between the two countries and the export of Kovid antidote from India to Bangladesh. Apart from Jayashankar, he also met Information Minister Anurag Tagore.
As soon as the second wave of Kovid came, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomatic resistance came to an end. About 12 lakh people in Bangladesh have been waiting a long time after taking the first dose of Indian antidote. But no more antidote can be sent from India. Domestically, Dhaka was told that the antidote would be sent again if the situation improved a little. According to sources, Dhaka reiterated its request to send the accused to New Delhi at today’s meeting.
In addition, the problem of increasing the connection also arose. In the words of the Information Minister of Bangladesh, “Getting a visa in India is still not easy. My sister once asked me to help her collect a visa to India. He said it was important to come to India for medical treatment.
