India, June 16 -- Bangladesh on Monday formally conveyed its deep disappointment to India after Prime Minister's Adviser on Policy and Strategy Affairs and Information and Broadcasting Dr Zahed Ur Rahman was stopped and questioned by Indian immigration authorities at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport.

A senior official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed to The Pioneer that Indian Deputy High Commissioner Pawan Badhe was summoned this afternoon, during which Bangladesh expressed its strong displeasure over the incident.

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman termed the episode "unexpected" and "unfortunate". Speaking to reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he said the government was taking appropriate steps and ...