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India’s new High Commissioner arrived in Bangladesh from Tripura on Monday at the Akhaura international immigration checkpoint in Brahmanbaria. From there he left for Dhaka.
Doraiswamy takes over the New Delhi Mission in Dhaka as successor to Riva Ganguly Das.
Akhaura Officer Upazila Nirbahi Noor Alam, Brahmanbaria Police Deputy Superintendent (Kasba Circle) Mizanur Rahman and Akhaura Police Officer Rasul Ahmad Nizami welcomed the new High Commissioner of India to the checkpoint from Akhaura around 10 in the morning.
Before leaving for Dhaka, Doraiswamy told reporters in Akhaura that he was happy to have the opportunity to play a role in improving relations with Bangladesh.
“Bangladesh is the closest neighbor of India. In India, we regard Bangladesh as our best friend. “
Asked by journalists, he said: “I will work on how to further improve our partnership with Bangladesh.
“I will speak only after meeting with His Excellency the President. It would be inappropriate to say anything now. Otherwise, people will say, I am saying more.”
An official from the Indian High Commission told bdnews24.com that he had arrived in Dhaka at noon.
The official said the new High Commissioner laid a wreath on Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s portrait in Dhanmondi in the afternoon after meeting with the High Commissioner’s staff.
October 8, the president said. Abdul Hamid is expected to present High Commissioner Doraiswamy’s identity card.
Doraiswamy began his journey from Delhi to Bangladesh and was on a two-day visit to Tripura. There she met with the Chief Minister of Tripura, Biplob Kumar Deb, and toured various joint projects between Bangladesh and India.
Vikram Doraiswamy, a 1992 group officer from the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was in charge of the Department of International Organizations and Conferences as Additional Secretary.
Vikram Doraiswamy, who studied history at the University of Delhi, also worked as a journalist for some time before joining the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Before taking over the Bangladesh Mission, the professional diplomat was Indian Ambassador to South Korea and Uzbekistan.
During his tenure as Co-Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Doraiswamy held various positions in the Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Myanmar divisions. He was also the head of the ministry’s SAARC department.
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