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Hasina, Khaleda greet Sonia, Manmohan

BSS, UNB, Dhaka
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday greeted Congress leader Manmohan Singh on his party's massive victory in the LokSabha elections.
"I have great pleasure in extending on behalf of the people and the government of Bangladesh, our warmest congratulations to yot> on your re-election as the Prime Minister of the Republic of India," said Hasina in a statement.
She also made a phone call to Singh to congratulate him.
The "emphatic victory" she said, was a testimony of the people's confidence and satisfaction.
The people of Bangladesh always recall with gratitude the assistance and support of India and its people during Bangladesh's Liberation War.
Hasina expects to work closely with Singh in the comingday’s "to raise this excellent relationship to an even more meaningful level.'
Earlier, Sheikh Hasina greeted India's Congress • SEE PAGE 12 COL 4 FROM PAGE 1
President Sonia Gandhi for the Congress-led UPA's massive victory in the just-concluded Lok Sabha polls.
In a message Saturday night, Hasina said this victory is the reflection of huge confidence of people of India in the Congress.
"It would help materialise the people's hopes and aspirations, bring changes to their life, establish peace and democracy, and continue progress and development," she said.
Hasina said the brotherly relations among the people of the two friendly countries would be strengthened further in future. Press Secretary to prime minister Abul Kalam Azad toldBSS.
"Both the countries would work together for establishing peace, democracy and for poverty alleviation in the region in the days to come," Azad said quoting the prime minister.
Sheikh Hasina also wished good health and long life of Sonia Gandhi.
Meanwhile, Leader of tine Opposition and BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia congratulated Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh by making a phone call last night on the Congress-led UPA's
victory in Lok Sabha elections, reports UNB.
Singh was quoted as saying: "India wants to work hand in hand with all in improving bilateral and regional ties."
Briefing reporters at the party's Gulshan office, Khaleda Zia’s foreign affairs adviser Shamsher Mobin Chowdhury said the BNP chairperson told Singh "the people of India have placed their trust and confidence on Congress and the UPA through the elections."
The leader of the opposition also sent separate messages of felicitations to Congress President and UPA Chairman Sonia Gandhi and Manmohan Singh.
Sheikh Hasina yesterday also sent a congratulatory message toTYinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on her parly's impressive victory in Lok Sabha poll in West Bengal, reports our New Delhi correspondent.
Mamata, who has good personal rapport with Hasina, said she thanked the Awami League chief for her wishes.
A senior official of the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission met Mamata to hand over the message and a bouquet and sweets on behalf of Hasina.