Bangladeshi ruling party lawmakers have expressed a desire for closer relations with India. Simultaneously, they are advocating for a ban on parties deemed anti-liberation and prohibiting political activities within mosques. A BNP (Bangladesh Nationalist Party) member of parliament has appealed to the Indian government, specifically Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to address issues of border pushing, anti-Bangladesh rhetoric, and drug trafficking originating from West Bengal, requesting action against West Bengal’s leader, Suvendu Adhikari. The call for intervention comes amid concerns over cross-border security and regional stability. These discussions took place during a session of the thirteenth national parliament on Monday, June 22nd. The proposals reflect a complex interplay of domestic political concerns and foreign policy objectives within Bangladesh.