In an interview with India Today, BNP Joint Secretary Gen Humayun Kabir addressed critical concerns regarding India-Bangladesh relations, focusing on security cooperation and regional stability. Kabir responded to concerns about the use of Bangladeshi soil for anti-India activities, asserting that ‘any kind of extremism will always be addressed’ through mutual exchange and cooperation. Kabir highlighted the importance of security collaboration, stating that destabilizing sovereign territories offers no advantage to any political leader. Furthermore, the speaker commented on the internal situation in India, noting a rise in what they described as extremist rhetoric against Muslims and Bangladeshis. Contrasting this with the situation in Bangladesh, Kabir claimed that the country maintains superior communal harmony within South Asia. The discussion emphasized that neither nation benefits from instability and called for a move away from politics that threatens sovereign integrity, particularly in border regions like the Northeast and the hill tracts.
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