‘Restrictions on Bangladesh’s exports restoration equality, have mutuality based relations’
New Delhi, India Land port restriction Sources in the government said that selected exports from Bangladesh to Northeast will help restore equality in this regard. Bangladesh itself is demanding equality in association with India, a source said that he is speaking on the condition of anonymity.India imposed port restrictions on the specified on Saturday Bangladesh export India in India for India in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram with 2 LCS in West Bengal, India in India for India in the Integrated Check Post (ICP). Subsequently, after Dhaka’s refusal to lift the port restrictions on Indian exports, India, especially on the border of the Northeastern states of LCS and ICP, has long raised the issue bilaterally.“While India allowed all exports from Bangladesh without any restriction, transit and market reached the market by Bangladesh,” another source said. India has also imposed port restrictions on Bangladesh imports. Prepared dress Across all land ports, only allows imports from Kolkata and Nava Sheva ports. India is hoping that it will promote production by Indian manufacturers for both local consumption and export.According to government officials, relations with Bangladesh will be on mutual terms. “Exports of apparel prepared from Bangladesh have been banned for only two seports (Kolkata and Nawa Sheva, Mumbai), which has been selected for Bangladesh to implement similar trade restrictions on Bangladesh and rice, which has been extended to Bangladesh, a mutual extended for Bangladesh. RefusesPM Narendra Modi recently said that the Northeast is integral for Bimstec. According to Indian officials, now the same market space available in resource-rich Northeast, manufacturing and entrepreneurship in the region are expected to give a filling in the region under the Atamabar Bharat schemes and policies.Industrial development in the northeastern states had made a hit by Dhaka improperly and economically unacceptable transit fee, even Bangladesh enjoyed free access throughout the Northeast market.
