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With an aim to progress relations between the Bangladesh and Indian, three ships have arrived at Chittagong port on a three-day courtesy visit.

Three ships, including two battleships of Indian Navy and a ship of Indian Coast Guard arrived at the port around 10am Thursday.

The three ships—INS Tir, INS Keseri and ICGS Bheruna anchored in the port when Chittagong Regional Chief Staff Officer of Bangladesh Naval Captain AKMM Sherafullah welcomed the ships.

Indian Assistant High Commissioner Somnath Haldar was present at the programme when Bangladesh Navy Intelligence’s Chittagong In-Charge Commander Shamim Mohammad Khan and second in-command MFA Siddiqui were present among others, said the navy sources.

A total of 285 officials and 560 crewmen arrived in the jetty on board the ships led by SR Ayar, Commander K Sangkar and Commandar Robi respectively while Bangladeshi Naval Ship (BNS) Shangu escorted them after reaching at Bangladesh water territory.

BN sources said the officials and staffs will visit the Naval Academy, SMWT and historical palaces in Chittagong city during their official tour when they will exchange their views and experience to each others.

The ships are scheduled to leave Bangladesh on March 22.

3 Indian Navy ships arrive at Ctg port | Dhaka Tribune
 
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With an aim to progress relations between the Bangladesh and Indian, three ships have arrived at Chittagong port on a three-day courtesy visit.

Three ships, including two battleships of Indian Navy and a ship of Indian Coast Guard arrived at the port around 10am Thursday.

The three ships—INS Tir, INS Keseri and ICGS Bheruna anchored in the port when Chittagong Regional Chief Staff Officer of Bangladesh Naval Captain AKMM Sherafullah welcomed the ships.

Indian Assistant High Commissioner Somnath Haldar was present at the programme when Bangladesh Navy Intelligence’s Chittagong In-Charge Commander Shamim Mohammad Khan and second in-command MFA Siddiqui were present among others, said the navy sources.

A total of 285 officials and 560 crewmen arrived in the jetty on board the ships led by SR Ayar, Commander K Sangkar and Commandar Robi respectively while Bangladeshi Naval Ship (BNS) Shangu escorted them after reaching at Bangladesh water territory.

BN sources said the officials and staffs will visit the Naval Academy, SMWT and historical palaces in Chittagong city during their official tour when they will exchange their views and experience to each others.

The ships are scheduled to leave Bangladesh on March 22.

3 Indian Navy ships arrive at Ctg port | Dhaka Tribune

Mir Kya Sada hain; Beemar hoye jiske Sabab
Usseee Attar kay Londay se Dawa laitay Hain.....:lol:
 
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With an aim to progress relations between the Bangladesh and Indian, three ships have arrived at Chittagong port on a three-day courtesy visit.

Three ships, including two battleships of Indian Navy and a ship of Indian Coast Guard arrived at the port around 10am Thursday.

The three ships—INS Tir, INS Keseri and ICGS Bheruna anchored in the port when Chittagong Regional Chief Staff Officer of Bangladesh Naval Captain AKMM Sherafullah welcomed the ships.

Indian Assistant High Commissioner Somnath Haldar was present at the programme when Bangladesh Navy Intelligence’s Chittagong In-Charge Commander Shamim Mohammad Khan and second in-command MFA Siddiqui were present among others, said the navy sources.

A total of 285 officials and 560 crewmen arrived in the jetty on board the ships led by SR Ayar, Commander K Sangkar and Commandar Robi respectively while Bangladeshi Naval Ship (BNS) Shangu escorted them after reaching at Bangladesh water territory.

BN sources said the officials and staffs will visit the Naval Academy, SMWT and historical palaces in Chittagong city during their official tour when they will exchange their views and experience to each others.

The ships are scheduled to leave Bangladesh on March 22.

3 Indian Navy ships arrive at Ctg port | Dhaka Tribune
Indo-BD ties are improving day by day :yahoo:
 
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I am patiently waiting for my fellow BDs here to shout that their government is pro-India.
 
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Bangladesh intelligence should monitor their activities. there might be some subversive agenda.
 
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we want to know what your cricket players eat... wont stop till we get to bottom of this.
Don't get me wrong.They might on a mission to collect information about submarine base infrastructure or else....
 
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Don't get me wrong.They might on a mission to collect information about submarine base infrastructure or else....
lolz.. there are intelligence officers just for that. This is routine visit, dont your navy ship visit other countries as routine? I mean many country's ships do courtesy call on our ports. Pretty standard.
 
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lolz.. there are intelligence officers just for that. This is routine visit, dont your navy ship visit other countries as routine? I mean many country's ships do courtesy call on our ports. Pretty standard.
As like the nation itself Indian navy also have banya mentality.Nobody will believe that they are on a goodwill mission without any ulterior motives.
 
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Don't get me wrong.They might on a mission to collect information about submarine base infrastructure or else....


No, no; nothing as simple as that. Its a much more complicated assignment.... to gather 'Intel' on the future designs of the Lungies that will be made in BD.


p.s. BTW, the INS Tir is the Flag-ship of the IN's 1st Trg. Sqn., the INS Kesari is a LST while the ICGS Bheruna is a patrol Vessel; all on a Training Cruise for Cadets and Midshipmen. :D
 
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As like the nation itself Indian navy also have banya mentality.Nobody will believe that they are on a goodwill mission without any ulterior motives.
lolz.. wat about muslim mentality of bd navy.. even then we allow your navy in our ports.
 
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With an aim to progress relations between the Bangladesh and Indian, three ships have arrived at Chittagong port on a three-day courtesy visit.

Three ships, including two battleships of Indian Navy and a ship of Indian Coast Guard arrived at the port around 10am Thursday.

The three ships—INS Tir, INS Keseri and ICGS Bheruna anchored in the port when Chittagong Regional Chief Staff Officer of Bangladesh Naval Captain AKMM Sherafullah welcomed the ships.

Indian Assistant High Commissioner Somnath Haldar was present at the programme when Bangladesh Navy Intelligence’s Chittagong In-Charge Commander Shamim Mohammad Khan and second in-command MFA Siddiqui were present among others, said the navy sources.

A total of 285 officials and 560 crewmen arrived in the jetty on board the ships led by SR Ayar, Commander K Sangkar and Commandar Robi respectively while Bangladeshi Naval Ship (BNS) Shangu escorted them after reaching at Bangladesh water territory.

BN sources said the officials and staffs will visit the Naval Academy, SMWT and historical palaces in Chittagong city during their official tour when they will exchange their views and experience to each others.

The ships are scheduled to leave Bangladesh on March 22.

3 Indian Navy ships arrive at Ctg port | Dhaka Tribune
Two IN ships (INS Tir a training vessel of the 1st Training Squadron of the Southern Naval Command and INS Keseri), one ICG ship (ICGS Bheruna).
 
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