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INS Sunayna CO Discusses Mutual Interests with Chattogram Port Authority Chairman

Commanding Officer of INS Sunayna, Commander Siddharth Chaudhary, called on Commodore Ahamed Amin Abdullah, Officiating Chairman of Chattogram Port Authority, for discussions on mutual interests. The CO expressed gratitude for the port's support and visited the Commonwealth War Cemetery to honor WWII soldiers. A reception was hosted by COMCHIT for the ship's personnel. The visit is part of the IOS Sagar deployment to enhance naval collaboration.

Key Points: INS Sunayna CO Talks with Chattogram Port Chairman

  • CO of INS Sunayna meets Chattogram Port Authority chairman
  • Discussion on issues of mutual interest
  • Visit to Commonwealth War Cemetery to honor WWII soldiers
  • Reception hosted by COMCHIT for ship personnel
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CO of INS Sunayana holds talks on issues of mutual interest with Officiating Chairman of Chattogram Port Authority

Commanding Officer of INS Sunayna, Commander Siddharth Chaudhary, meets Chattogram Port Authority Chairman to discuss mutual interests and naval cooperation.

"Commanding Officer of INS Sunayna called on Cmde Ahamed Amin Abdullah... Expressing his and Indian Navy's gratitude for the support given by Chattogram Port to the ship - Indian High Commission in Bangladesh"

Chattogram, May 9

Commanding Officer of INS Sunayna, Commander Siddharth Chaudhary on Saturday called on Commodore Ahamed Amin Abdullah BSP, PSC, Officiating Chairman Chattogram Port Authority.

As per Indian High Commission in Bangladesh, the Commanding Officer had a fruitful discussion on issues of mutual interest.

In a post on X, the High Commission stated, "Commanding Officer of INS Sunayna called on Cmde Ahamed Amin Abdullah BSP,psc, Officiating Chairman Chattogram Port Authority. Expressing his and Indian Navy's gratitude for the support given by Chattogram Port to the ship, the CO further had a fruitful discussion on issues of mutual interest."

Commander Siddharth Chaudhary visited Chattogram Commonwealth War Cemetery and laid a wreath in remembrance of the ultimate sacrifice made by the soldiers of undivided India.

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka further said, "The Commanding Officer of INS Sunayna visited Chattogram Commonwealth War Cemetery and laid a wreath in remembrance of the ultimate sacrifice made by the soldiers of undivided India and the Commonwealth during the Second World War."

Commander Chattogram Naval Area (COMCHIT) also hosted a Reception for the personnel of INS Sunayna.

In a post on X, the High Commission said, "IOS Sagar visit to Chattogram continued with a Reception hosted by COMCHIT. The evening was made more entertaining through performances by Bangladesh Navy as well as personnel of INS Sunayna."

Earlier, the Commanding Officer of Indian Naval Ship (INS) Sunayana on Friday called on senior dignitaries in the Chattogram Naval Area after the ship arrived in Chattogram for a two-day visit as part of the Indian Ocean Ship (IOS) Sagar deployment.

In a post on X, the Indian High Commission in Bangladesh said, "Commanding Officer of INS Sunayana called on senior dignitaries in Chattogram Naval Area, including COMCHIT, COMBAN and ASD. The CO thanked the dignitaries for hosting the ship in Chattogram. In addition, areas of shared professional interest, including enhancing cooperation through exercises and training engagements, were discussed."

The port visit forms part of a broader itinerary under IOS Sagar, which includes professional interactions, social engagements and commemorative events designed to deepen naval collaboration in the region.

- ANI

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Priya S
While these diplomatic visits are important, I hope we're also focusing on concrete outcomes. The article mentions 'discussions on issues of mutual interest' but what exactly? Trade security? Counter-piracy? The people deserve to know the substance behind the handshakes.
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Kavya N
Proud moment for India! 🇮🇳 The Indian Navy's reach and professionalism is commendable. Also, kudos to Bangladesh for hosting our ship so warmly. This is how neighbours should cooperate - through mutual respect and shared maritime interests!
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Vikram M
I appreciate the symbolism - visiting the war cemetery and honouring soldiers from undivided India. It's a subtle but powerful way to remind both nations of our shared sacrifices. These soft diplomacy gestures often matter more than we realise.
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Rohit P
Really? Another naval visit with the usual photo ops and 'fruitful discussions'? What about the Rohingya crisis, the Bay of Bengal security coordination, and sustainable fishing agreements? I wish our diplomacy would move beyond pleasantries to address real issues.
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Siddharth J
Excellent initiative under IOS Sagar! The cultural exchange through performances by both navies is a nice touch. These people-to-people connections build lasting bonds. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Meera T

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