The Indian Visa Application Center at Jamuna Future Park in Dhaka has resumed regular operations after a temporary suspension due to security concerns. The Indian High Commission confirmed that services restarted on Thursday morning following a one-day closure prompted by planned demonstrations near the mission premises.

The closure was initiated on Wednesday afternoon after several groups under the banner of ‘July Unity’ announced a ‘March to Indian High Commission’ protest linked to the July uprising movement. In response to the deteriorating security environment, India’s Ministry of External Affairs summoned Bangladesh’s High Commissioner in New Delhi to express concern over the situation.

The reopening signals a return to normal consular activity but highlights ongoing sensitivities in India–Bangladesh diplomatic relations. Both governments are expected to maintain heightened security coordination around foreign missions in Dhaka as political tensions continue to evolve.