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Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi asserted that any issues between Bangladesh and India can be settled through dialogue, expressing strong confidence in the bilateral relationship. "There is no issue that we cannot sit together and settle. I can say this confidently," he told reporters after meeting with Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed.

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There is no issue that we cannot sit together and settle. I can say this confidently.

Trivedi characterized differences as natural occurrences within vibrant democracies, likening them to issues that arise within families. He emphasized that the people of both Bangladesh and India desire good relations, stating, "The ordinary people of India and the ordinary people of Bangladesh want the same thing -- good relations."

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There will be issues in a democracy. If there are no issues, then there is no democracy.

Highlighting their shared history and neighborly status, the High Commissioner noted that the two countries are inextricably linked. "We don’t only share borders, we share dreams," he remarked. He reiterated his conviction that discussions would effectively resolve any differences.

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The ordinary people of India and the ordinary people of Bangladesh want the same thing -- good relations.

Reflecting on his first meeting with the Home Minister, Trivedi described Ahmed as humble and expressed his positive experience in Bangladesh over the past two months, noting the respect, affection, and warmth he has received. When asked about a potential meeting between the two sides, Trivedi responded, "It would be good if they sit together."

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We don’t only share borders, we share dreams.