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Sushma due Wednesday

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Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will pay a goodwill visit to Bangladesh from June 25 to 27.
This will be the first visit to Dhaka by a cabinet member of the newly formed Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government headed by Narendra Modi.
Announcing the visit, the Indian external affairs ministry said in a statement that Swaraj would hold discussions on bilateral issues with Bangladesh's Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali.
She will also call on President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during her stay in Dhaka.
The repatriation issue of Nur Hossain, prime suspect in the sensational 7-murder incident in Narayanganj, may also come up in these meetings, reports our Delhi correspondent citing diplomatic sources.
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Bangladesh has already requested India to extradite Nur Hossain, who was arrested in Kolkata last week, and India is understood to be considering it.
Swaraj, who visits Bangladesh at the invitation of her Bangladeshi counterpart, will also have engagements with think tanks, business bodies and cultural organisations, the statement added.
"This is Swaraj's first stand-alone visit abroad as the external affairs minister and reflects the importance that India attaches to its bilateral relationship with Bangladesh, a close friend and neighbour," it said adding: "The visit will provide further momentum to the close and friendly relations between India and Bangladesh."
Swaraj's visit to Dhaka is part of Prime Minister Modi's outreach to India's neighbours in South Asia,
which was manifest in the invites extended to heads of state and government of the member countries of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to Modi's swearing in on May 26. All top SAARC leaders, barring Sheikh Hasina, who was away in Japan on an official visit at the time, attended the event.
Hasina was among the first foreign leaders to felicitate Modi on his and his party's landslide victory in India's parliamentary elections held in April-May and invited him to make Bangladesh his first foreign visit destination.
However, Modi began his international foray as PM with a two-day visit to Bhutan from June 15.
Mahmood Ali too had written to Swaraj soon after she was sworn in as external affairs minister on May 26, inviting her to visit Bangladesh.