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India will not comment on internal politics: Dinesh Trivedi

**India’s High Commissioner to Bangladesh Declines to Comment on Bangladesh’s Internal Politics**

*Dhaka, Bangladesh –* During a recent visit to India by Bangladeshi political figure Tarique Rahman, the Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Dinesh Trivedi, reportedly said that India would not comment on Bangladesh’s internal political matters.

In a statement attributed to Trivedi, he is quoted as saying, “We do not want to comment on internal politics.” The remark was made in the context of discussions surrounding Rahman’s trip, according to a report published by the Bangladeshi news portal BD24Live.

The report did not provide further details about the content of the conversation or any additional remarks made by the High Commissioner. No official response from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has been released at this time.

*Source: BD24Live (https://www.bd24live.com/india-will-not-comment-on-internal-politics-dinesh-trivedi)*

Article source: bd24live.com | Image credit: Bd24live

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