New Delhi - India has sent back four cargo trucks from the gate of its Petrapole port following the cancellation of the transshipment facility for Bangladesh.
On Wednesday evening, India returned the Bangladeshi goods-laden trucks. Later, the four export cargo trucks returned to Dhaka.
Under a transshipment agreement signed on 29 June 2020, goods from Bangladesh could be sent to a third country using Indian territory. India’s Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) cancelled that agreement on Tuesday.
After 29 June 2020, Bangladesh had the opportunity to use an Indian . . .
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