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Visa, consular services at Bangladesh mission in Agartala suspended

This order will come into effect immediately.
Diplomatic Correspondent, dhakadiplomat.com
  03 Dec 2024, 19:13

All visa and consular services at the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission in Agartala of Tripura have been suspended.
A notification signed by Md Al Amin, first secretary of the Assistant High Commission office, was issued on Tuesday.
This order will come into effect immediately.
The decision to suspend the services came when tension mounted between India and Bangladesh over the attack and desecration of the national flag in Agartala of Tripura on Monday.
Bangladesh authorities on Monday said it “deeply resents” the “violent demonstration and attack” by a large group of protesters of the Hindu Sangharsh Samity of Agartala on the premises of the Assistant High Commission of Bangladesh.

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