PM Modi US Visit: Bangladesh’s Countdown Begins! Donald Trump Gives India a Free Hand to Deal With Yunus Government, Check Here

PM Modi US Visit: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently embarked on a two-day visit to the United States, where he held crucial discussions with US President Donald Trump. Their talks covered several key issues, including regional stability, economic cooperation, and security matters. However, one statement from Donald Trump has set off a global debate, raising speculation about its impact on Bangladesh, Pakistan, and China. The question now is whether Bangladesh’s political landscape is on the verge of a major shift.

Donald Trump gives free hand to PM Modi on Bangladesh issue

During a media interaction, Donald Trump was asked about the situation in Bangladesh. His response created a stir, as he said: "Our deep state has no role in this. This is something that the Prime Minister has been working on for a long time and has been dealt with for hundreds of years. I have been reading about it. I leave this to PM Modi."

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#WATCH | Washington, DC: When asked about the Bangladesh issue, US President Donald Trump says, " There is no role for our deep state. This is something that PM has been working on for a long time and has worked on for hundreds of years...I have been reading about it. I will… pic.twitter.com/0B8Ortxx60

— ANI (@ANI) February 13, 2025

This statement has fueled speculation about whether India will take a firm stance on Bangladesh in the coming days. With Trump openly stating that he is leaving the matter to PM Modi, diplomatic circles are abuzz with discussions. This remark has also sparked concerns in Pakistan and China, both of which closely monitor India’s role in regional politics.

Pakistan’s Secret Meetings with Bangladesh Raise Eyebrows

PM Modi's US visit comes at a time when Bangladesh's recent engagements with Pakistan have raised suspicions. Reports suggest that high-ranking Bangladeshi officials held meetings with Pakistan’s intelligence agency, ISI. Adding to the controversy, the ISI chief himself reportedly traveled to Bangladesh, sparking further speculation.

India, which has been a longstanding ally of Bangladesh, did not take these developments lightly. The Indian government strongly opposed such interactions, especially given the historical ties between India and Bangladesh. With China backing Pakistan despite its economic crisis, the situation has become more complex. Now, with Trump’s statement suggesting US support for India, tensions are rising for Bangladesh, Pakistan and China.

PM Modi and Trump Discuss Key Economic Issues

Beyond regional concerns, PM Modi and Donald Trump also focused on strengthening India-US ties. Addressing the media, PM Modi highlighted the importance of their partnership, stating: "The partnership between India and the US strengthens democracy and democratic values. We will work together to maintain peace, stability, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region. The QUAD will play a crucial role in this."

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#WATCH | Washington, DC | PM Narendra Modi says, "India and America's partnership strengthens democracy and democratic values. We will work together to maintain peace, stability and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific. QUAD will have an important role in it. This time, India is going… pic.twitter.com/7km9vEmqMa

— ANI (@ANI) February 13, 2025

PM Modi further announced that India will host the QUAD summit, underscoring the country’s commitment to regional security. Additionally, discussions included economic corridors such as the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC) and the I2U2 initiative, which includes Israel, the UAE and the US.

With India being given a free hand in the region, speculation is growing over what steps PM Modi might take against Bangladesh post his US visit. The coming days will reveal how this visit reshapes regional dynamics, particularly in relation to Pakistan and China.