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'Bangladesh may have ISI, Al Qaeda networks'

Jayanta Bhattacharya in Dhaka | September 19, 2003 19:16 IST

Bangladesh on Friday acknowledged the possibility of the existence of (Pakistan's) Inter Services Intelligence and Al Qaeda's networks in its territory.

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"ISI and al-Qaeda have their networks throughout the world and they might have their activities in our country too," Foreign Minister M Morshed Khan told reporters in Dhaka.

When pointed out that different insurgent outfits of Northeastern India were using Bangladesh and that Pakistan's ISI and the Al Qaeda were aiding them in their subversive activities, Khan said, "We are not aware about this."

He said Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on Thursday night met Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia complained that Indian insurgents were using Bangladesh territory. But the prime minister insisted that her country did not have any such evidence, Khan said adding, "We want to make a society where there is no place for extremism."

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