Dhaka. Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh, indicated efforts to remove the growing misconceptions between the two countries, stating relations with India. He said that the relations between Bangladesh and India are strong and they have not had any effect, although some controversies have arisen, due to which they told wrong information and publicity.

Yunus said that historical, political and economic relations between Bangladesh and India are so deep that it is difficult to change them. He said, 'Bangladesh-India relationship cannot be good, there is no such question. Our relationships are very close and our mutual dependence is very high. However, there have been some problems that I have told like a cloud that have come in the middle. These clouds have been mostly born out of publicity and who is its source, I leave it to others. '

The head of the interim government also said that efforts are being made to remove misconceptions between Bangladesh and India and cooperation between the two countries will be strengthened again. He informed that there is continuous communication between Bangladesh and India. 'India's representatives are coming here and our officials are going there. I personally spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the first week '.