Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has expressed hope that India's textile sector will improve soon after the Bangladesh crisis.

Bangladesh Crisis: Amidst the crisis in Bangladesh, Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has expressed hope that the situation in the neighboring country will improve soon. He also believes that amid this crisis, India's apparel industry will see business stability as the uncertainty prevails. Nirmala Sitharaman said on Saturday that there is some uncertainty in the Indian apparel industry due to the Bangladesh crisis. He said that the government of Mohammad Yunus, who will be sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Bangladesh, will resolve the issues soon. Efforts continue to secure borders: After the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) central board meeting, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told reporters in her address that efforts are being made to secure borders. Neighbors will be safe. Regarding investment in India, he said that especially the textile industry of Tamil Nadu has invested there with goodwill and has performed well there. Increase in exports from Bangladesh: The finance minister said: Exports from Bangladesh have also increased due to our liberal stance on taxes and quotas for low-income countries. Indian garment factories located in Bangladesh can also export to India. He said that due to the crisis in the neighboring country, there is some uncertainty especially in the apparel and knitwear sector. Also Read: How Train Accident Injured Are Treated? All India's investments in Bangladesh are understaffed in railway hospitals. “It is too early for me to say anything at this time about the impact of the Bangladesh crisis,” he said. I hope the interim government will resolve the issues soon so that the people of Bangladesh and India can return to normalcy. Earlier this week, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned from her post and left the country for India. He resigned after protests against the controversial reservation system in jobs. After his resignation, parliament was dissolved and a caretaker government was installed under the leadership of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. Also Read: Post office's superhit scheme, mother-in-law and mother-in-law are all rich. .