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Narendra Modi won minds and hearts of people: Bangladeshi Minister says over vaccine delivery Narendra Modi
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Narendra Modi won minds and hearts of people: Bangladeshi Minister says over vaccine delivery

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 28 Mar 2021, 07:22 pm

Dhaka: A senior Bangladeshi minister has appreciated Indian PM Narendra Modi and said he has won the hearts and minds of the people in the South Asian nation.

He made the statement over India's active role in delivering vaccine to fight COVID-19.

"We were worried that we are a densely populated country, so we negotiated with India that if you have developed any vaccine, then please share those with us. PM Modi assured our Prime Minister that if India gets the vaccine then Bangladesh will get them at the same time. He kept his word and with this, he has won the minds and heart of the people," Bangladesh's Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen told ANI here.

The Minister told the Indian news agency that PM Modi as a gesture of goodwill is giving 1.2 million vaccines as a gift and the country welcomes it.

"Initially, we asked India that we need 30 million vaccines and India agreed to it. India also donated 2 million vaccines and again Prime Minister Modi as a gesture of goodwill on the 50th anniversary of the independence and the 100th anniversary of our father of the nation, he is giving 1.2 million vaccines as a gift and we welcome it. He also assured us that a contract that we have made then will be met on time. We would like to buy additional five million vaccines each month," he added.

Indian PM Narendra Modi visited Bangladesh for a two-day tour on Mar 26-27.

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