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Textile factories in Bangladesh owned by Indian corporations have restarted operations following the current unrest within the nation, whilst truck motion between the neighbouring international locations has resumed via the Petrapole border, a senior commerce ministry official stated.
“There was a whole lot of disruption and uncertainty for a number of days, however now these models have reopened and so they have indicated to us that there is no such thing as a downside in operations as of now,” the official stated. The event assumes significance as Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had expressed concern over investments by Indian corporations within the nation, notably within the textile sector, final Saturday.
Many of those investments, she famous, had been from Tamil Nadu-based corporations. “They had been made in good religion as a result of they thought textiles and attire might do nicely and so they did,” Sitharaman stated, including that she hoped these investments could be protected.
