PM Modi on a two-day visit to Bangladesh, greeted by Indian diaspora: Watch | Oneindia News
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PM Modi on a two-day visit to Bangladesh, greeted by Indian diaspora: Watch | Oneindia News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being welcomed by members of the Indian diaspora in Bangladesh, at a hotel in Dhaka.
During the first day of his two-day visit to Bangladesh, the Prime Minister greeted the Indian diaspora members with folded hands and some members of the Dawoodi Bohra community adorned him with a shawl.
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