Dhaka, April 18 -- New Delhi has suggested that some "developments" in Bangladesh played a role in its decision to revoke a transshipment facility that had allowed Bangladeshi exports to pass through Indian ports.

Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, said the decision was primarily logistical but suggested that "developments" in Bangladesh should also be considered in understanding the context.

Speaking at a media briefing on Thursday, he said: "We had taken that measure because of the congestion that we see at our ports and our airports."

"But I would also remind you, please do have a look at the developments that have happened on the Bangladeshi side prior to us announcing these measures."

Jaisw...