Indian high commission: Bangladeshis receive record 1.5m visas in 2022

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Indian high commission:​

Bangladeshis receive record 1.5m visas in 2022​

Staff Correspondent
Dhaka
Published: 23 May 2023, 11: 25

Indian Visa

Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh, Pranay Verma said the question of visa often comes to fore when talking about the relationship between India and Bangladesh.

Businesspersons often talk about this but that does not mean they are not getting visas. However, the process has been ongoing for delivering visas more quickly and easily.

The capacity of the visa centre is being increased, the high commissioner said adding 1.5 million Indian visas were given to Bangladeshis, which is a world record.

High commissioner Verma disclosed this at a city hotel on Tuesday during the luncheon meeting of the second term of Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) where he was present as the chief guest.

Verma added, “Getting visa quickly and easily is vital for expanding trade between the two countries. For that reason the capacity of the visa centre is not only being increased to receive visa applications but works are under process so that enough visas are ensured against the demand. This is a continuous process. We have been trying sincerely."

The Indian high commissioner expressed his hope the trade between these countries will increase further in future. He said initiatives have been taken to make the land ports more effective and modern.

Moreover, he felt that the steps have been taken to export Bangladeshi products to third countries using Kolkata and Delhi airports and the mutual investment of private sector entrepreneurs have strengthened the relationship between the two countries.

MCCI president Saiful Islam in his inaugural speech said, special dual currency card through the State Bank of India may be initiated to increase trade between the two countries.

He also mentioned that a quick decision should be taken regarding using rupee and taka for the trade between the two countries.

Apex Footwear Limited managing director Syed Nasim Manzur said, a link may be established between Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institute (BSTI) and the quality control organisation of India so that the quality of the products may be measured from this country before exporting to India.

He believes this initiative may increase the velocity of trade between the countries.
MCCI vice president Habibullah N Karim and other business leaders were present at the event.

Bangladeshis receive record 1.5m visas in 2022

High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh Pranay Verma said, the question of visa often comes to fore when talking about the relationship between India and Bangladesh

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[bluesky]

Indians, why do not you protest our people entering your country? They are poor and take away your jobs, and sleep in the streets.

Please do not get angry with them. They will spend millions of dollars in your country.

 

[iamnobody]

Already 60 million of them in our country. Let another 1.5 million in. Who cares. Modi hai toh sab changasi

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Already 60 million of them in our country. Let another 1.5 million in. Who cares. Modi hai toh sab changasi

You should entice your bajrang dal breathen to beat up some of these 1.5 million shameless bozo on the roads of Kolkata. Things will improve, I promise.

 

[Maira La]

Already 60 million of them in our country.

Only? They have been breeding with your very fertile women for years so it must be a lot more if you count the kids.

 

[iamnobody]

Only? They have been breeding with your very fertile women for years so it must be a lot more if you count the kids.

You are the ones who stroke your noonies watching Modi get on top of Hasina begum.

 

[Maira La]

You are the ones who stroke their noonies watching Modi get on top of Hasina begum.

Modi couldn't get on top of his own begum let alone any other begum.

 

[Cheepek]

Bangladeshis on a valid visa are welcome.

 

[Tom-tom]

Soon bjp, will say this is 10 trillion bdeshis.

 

[Vikramaditya-I]

Indians, why do not you protest our people entering your country? They are poor and take away your jobs, and sleep in the streets.

Please do not get angry with them. They will spend millions of dollars in your country.

We have no problem with them. We have a problem with those fence jumpers.

 

[Kaniska]

Indians, why do not you protest our people entering your country? They are poor and take away your jobs, and sleep in the streets.

Please do not get angry with them. They will spend millions of dollars in your country.

Everyone is welcome to India through the legal route. We never complained about thousands of BD people who are working in a different part of the country through the visa process.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Bangladeshis on a valid visa are welcome.

Even going with valid visa would not guarantee that they would not vanish throwing away their passport and visa to live in modern slums of Mumbai and Bengaluru disguised as Indian Muslims. They will work as a construction laborer and house maid in rich Hindu houses and will earn millions of Rupees, making 100 crore Hindu a minority in their sacred homeland. So it would be wise, if you can convince the Bajrang Dal wing in Kolkata to beat-up a few among these 1.5 million to create a panic so that flow from Bangladesh totally stop. It will secure India's future as a rich, vibrant Hindu rashtra.

 

[Vikramaditya-I]

If fence jumping was that easy that allowed 20-60 million to do so, then why these 1.5 million were bothering to undergo all those cumbersome and costly Visa process?

Nobody said it is easy the chance of getting shot is high. But the incentives for fence jumping must be equally high, that's why they do it.

 

[surmabhopali]

Indian high commission:​

Bangladeshis receive record 1.5m visas in 2022​

Staff Correspondent
Dhaka
Published: 23 May 2023, 11: 25

Indian Visa

Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh, Pranay Verma said the question of visa often comes to fore when talking about the relationship between India and Bangladesh.

Businesspersons often talk about this but that does not mean they are not getting visas. However, the process has been ongoing for delivering visas more quickly and easily.

The capacity of the visa centre is being increased, the high commissioner said adding 1.5 million Indian visas were given to Bangladeshis, which is a world record.

High commissioner Verma disclosed this at a city hotel on Tuesday during the luncheon meeting of the second term of Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) where he was present as the chief guest.

Verma added, “Getting visa quickly and easily is vital for expanding trade between the two countries. For that reason the capacity of the visa centre is not only being increased to receive visa applications but works are under process so that enough visas are ensured against the demand. This is a continuous process. We have been trying sincerely."

The Indian high commissioner expressed his hope the trade between these countries will increase further in future. He said initiatives have been taken to make the land ports more effective and modern.

Moreover, he felt that the steps have been taken to export Bangladeshi products to third countries using Kolkata and Delhi airports and the mutual investment of private sector entrepreneurs have strengthened the relationship between the two countries.

MCCI president Saiful Islam in his inaugural speech said, special dual currency card through the State Bank of India may be initiated to increase trade between the two countries.

He also mentioned that a quick decision should be taken regarding using rupee and taka for the trade between the two countries.

Apex Footwear Limited managing director Syed Nasim Manzur said, a link may be established between Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institute (BSTI) and the quality control organisation of India so that the quality of the products may be measured from this country before exporting to India.

He believes this initiative may increase the velocity of trade between the countries.
MCCI vice president Habibullah N Karim and other business leaders were present at the event.

Bangladeshis receive record 1.5m visas in 2022

High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh Pranay Verma said, the question of visa often comes to fore when talking about the relationship between India and Bangladesh

en.prothomalo.com

Four crore illegal bangladeshis are living in India, they are poorest of the poor.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Four crore illegal bangladeshis are living in India, they are poorest of the poor.

Do not bad mouth about Vishwaguru Bharat you idiot Modi hater. Nobody can be poor in Mahan desh Bharat lead by modiji. Four croror Bangladeshi illegal did not go to bharat to become poorest of the poor. They are living a very prosperous, happy life in Delhi, Mumbai slums. Another 4 croror are waiting for opportunity to sneak into mera Bharat mahan to witness how it's road infrastructure will match Amerika in the next year. Many illegal Bangladeshis are planning to take up job as a street cleaner on Amerikawali sadak.

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