Desk Report 
Envoys were summoned for the second time amid strained ties following violent anti-India protests in Bangladesh
Amid growing tensions between Dhaka and Delhi, India, on Tuesday, summoned Bangladesh High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah.
This development came hours after the Bangladesh Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned its Indian counterpart Pranay Verma to express Dhaka’s “grave concern” over a series of incidents in India targeting Bangladeshi diplomatic missions.
This is the second time the envoys to India and Bangladesh were summoned amid tense ties between the two countries following violent anti-India protests in several parts of Bangladesh.
Meanwhile, India deployed 15,000 security forces in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi.
