There is no possibility of any kind of diplomatic problem in the country: Anisul Haque

News Desk:  Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Haque said that there is no possibility of any diplomatic problem in the country after the elections. He said this after a courtesy meeting with Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka Prannoy Verma at the Law Minister's own office at the Secretariat on Monday (January 22) afternoon.

The minister said that before the elections there was a diplomatic crisis in the country, after the elections the diplomats were exchanging greetings with the ministers. I will not say, I think, you had a worry in your mind. I would say that could be a diplomatic crisis. Of course you have seen that there is no possibility of any such diplomatic problems after the elections.

The High Commissioner was saying that when asked about the legal problems in the economic field, the Minister said that we have development partners as neighboring countries. Enforcement of the law with those development partners, clarification of the provisions of the law are always needed. The problems and the legal infrastructure are almost the same since long ago.

He said, we always talk about whether the changes in the laws that have been made in India are possible in our country and whether the changes that have been made in the laws in our country are possible in India. I talked today too.

The Law Minister said, today we discussed a special issue, that is, there is a National Judicial Academy in Bhopal, India. Our 1206 judicial officers are undergoing training there. About two thousand will take training. We are going to have a National Judicial Academy in the country. We will need India's experience there. I have discussed these issues. The discussion was very fruitful.  

When asked whether there was any discussion on security, the minister said, no, there was no discussion on that issue today.  

 

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