The evolving political landscape in Bangladesh following the decline of the two dominant figures, Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia, marks a historic transition not only for Dhaka but also for New Delhi. Bangladesh seems to be evolving into some sort of new political order. Now it is time for India to decide whether to engage Bangladesh through a narrow prism of party politics or to acknowledge and embrace the multiple realities of Bangladesh and craft its Bangladesh policy accordingly.
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