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India willing to resolve maritime dispute with Bangladesh bilaterally - envoy.
Text of report by diplomatic correspondent headlined "Sea limit row with India: Delhi now keen to resolve bilaterally, envoy tells press after meeting with Dipu Moni" published by Bangladeshi newspaper The Daily Star website on 18 March
India, which had earlier chosen to settle its maritime boundary dispute with Bangladesh through UN arbitration, is now willing to discuss and resolve the issue bilaterally.
Pankaj Saran, the Indian high commissioner in Dhaka, expressed this willingness on New Delhi's part when he called on Foreign Minister Dipu Moni at the latter's office yesterday.
"I am sure we will," he said, when asked whether India wanted to put at rest …
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