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No export of terror: Dhaka

Dhaka: Bangladesh on Saturday ruled out the possibility of the presence of foreign terrorist networks in the country despite the existence of several local militant outfits.

“Bangladesh so far has not exported or imported terrorism to and from abroad,” Army Brigadier General A.T.M. Amin told a session of non-resident Bangladeshis. . — PTI

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