EAM says ministry fully focused on ensuring safety of Indians in Bangladesh

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Nearly 1,000 Indian students have returned to India from Bangladesh through various land transit points or by flight, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Saturday as the neighbouring country continued to reel under deadly clashes that reportedly left over 90 people dead.

Indian missions in Bangladesh are in regular touch with authorities concerned to ensure safety and security of Indian nationals and students, the MEA said.

"Thus far, 778 Indian students have returned to India through various land ports.

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Category: BusinessFinance

Markets: IndiaBangladeshBhutanNepal

Topics: External Affairs ministry MEA External Affairs Minister Ministry of External Affairs Foreign affairs S Jaishankar Indians in Bangladesh Bangladesh protests Indian embassy EAM on Bangladesh condition

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Published On: 2024-07-20 @ 23:41:24 (5 hours ago)

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