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India expressed concern over Bangladesh's interim government's ban on the Awami League, the party of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. India called for free, fair, and inclusive elections in Bangladesh. The ban, under the Anti-Terrorism Act, aims to ensure national security and protect activists. Relations between India and Bangladesh have deteriorated since Hasina's resignation and subsequent attacks on minorities.
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