How Bangladesh crisis may impact Indian FMCG companies

n a dramatic turn of events, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived at Hindon airbase near Delhi on Monday evening following her dramatic exit from Bangladesh amid a military coup. Upon her arrival, Hasina met with India’s National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval, to discuss the unfolding crisis in her home country. This high-profile meeting reflects the gravity of the situation and India's pivotal role in regional stability. Prime Minister Narendra Modi swiftly convened a high-level meeting to address the implications of Hasina's arrival and the ongoing unrest in Bangladesh. The meeting underscored the urgent need for diplomatic and strategic responses to the rapidly evolving situation. The discussions are expected to focus on the regional impact of the coup and India's role in providing support and ensuring stability in the region. #bangladeshprotests #SheikhHasinaDelhi #AjitDoval #AjitDovalMeetsSheikhHasina #SheikhHasinaLandsinDelhi #SheikhHasinaHindonAirports #SheikhMujiburRahmanStatue #MujiburRahmanStatueVandalised #bangladeshnews #sheikhhasina #bangladeshnewsupdate #studentprotest #bangladeshantigovtprotests #bangladeshjobquotaprotest #bangladeshreservation #latestnews #breakingnews ~PR.152~ED.102~HT.334~

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