General Waker's remarks follow the recent removal of the security clearance requirement for Pakistani citizens applying for Bangladeshi visas, a move that could have security implications for India’s northeast amid concerns that extremist groups might exploit Bangladesh's shifting political landscape.
He further stated that Dhaka "must look into" unresolved issues and ensuring fairness in bilateral ties, adding, "We have to maintain good relations based on equality.
When asked about relations with the United States (US), General Waker offered a brief reply: "Our relations with them are good too.
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