Former foreign minister Dipu Moni says Bangladesh holds the key to sea access for India's landlocked Norteast
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The Conclave is conceived as the beginning of a policy dialogue to fine tune's Tripura's responses to India's Look East policy and trans-national processes like BCIM and BIMSTEC. It is organised by the state's leading portal,
Dipu Moni, now chairperson of the parliamentary commitee on foreign affairs, said Bangladesh's present government has comprehensively addressed India's security concerns in the country's Northeast and cracked down hard on insurgents from the region who had found shelter in the country during previous regimes.
"Our government has zero tolerance for terror and the crackdown is an ongoing process, as evidenced in the recent seizures of a huge consignment of weapons at Habiganj," she said.
India has been able to contain the insurgencies in Northeast with active cooperation from Bangladesh, she said to a huge applause from the audience.
Dipu Moni stressed Bangladesh's "special relations" with Tripura and lauded its huge contributions to the liberation war effort.
"You sheltered more people from my country during the 1971 war than what was your population at that time. This is one state in India which is always so friendly to Bangladesh and you have proved that time and again," she said.i
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