India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said New Delhi is closely observing developments related to Bangladesh’s Teesta mega project and possible discussions on purchasing Chinese J-10 fighter jets. He made the remarks during a weekly media briefing in New Delhi, noting that India’s development cooperation with Bangladesh is based on mutual understanding and regular review.
The statement came as Bangladesh and China agreed to strengthen cooperation on Teesta and other transboundary river management. During his recent visit to China, Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tareq Rahman declared the Teesta project a national priority and pledged to implement it at any cost. Chinese officials have stated that their cooperation with Bangladesh is not aimed at any third country. Meanwhile, China’s ambassador in Dhaka, Yao Wen, said discussions are underway to form a new platform for diplomatic and defense cooperation.
According to reports, India remains concerned about the Teesta project’s progress under Chinese involvement, while the long-pending Teesta water-sharing deal between Bangladesh and India remains unresolved due to opposition from West Bengal’s state government.
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