We want to establish a relationship with India by leaving behind the bitter history of partition and embracing the spirit of the 1971 Liberation War,… - Syed Muazzem Ali

In 2011, during the visit of India's then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Dhaka, the signing of the Teesta water-sharing agreement was supposed to happen. However, due to objections from the West Bengal government, the agreement didn't take place. Over the last four years, the Indian central government has negotiated with the West Bengal government and we believe they have reached an understanding. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is traveling with Prime Minister Modi to Bangladesh. So, we are very optimistic about the signing of this agreement. Even if it is not signed during this visit, there will be positive discussions on this issue, and both countries will take one step forward towards a speedy signing of the agreement.

Many parties say a lot during election campaigns, although it loses significance after the votes are cast.

Border management is a very complex issue. Yet, both countries are trying to bring the death toll down to zero. Regarding BNP leader Salah Uddin's infiltration into India, he said, the matter is currently in court. After the court's decision, arrangements will be made to bring him back to the country.