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Sheikh Hasina’s speech in India: The former Prime Minister of Bangladesh is making her first public appearance in two years. She will address a special event at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of South Asia in New Delhi, India’s capital. This will be her first public appearance since being ousted from power.

This entire incident has caused considerable uproar and unease in Dhaka’s political circles. The Bangladesh government has expressed its strong objection to this incident and sent a strong message to India. The government clearly states that the statements of a fugitive criminal should not sour relations between the two countries.

objection to the statement of the fugitive

Speaking to reporters in Dhaka, Bangladesh’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Shama Obaid Islam, issued a strong response. She categorically stated that Sheikh Hasina is a prominent leader of a banned organization in Bangladesh. She has been convicted and sentenced by a court there for several serious crimes.

Demand to clarify stand from India

Bangladesh’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs has demanded that the Indian government clarify its position on this important issue. She recalled that India recently stated that it does not support the politics of fugitive criminals. Therefore, India must clarify whether it supports this meeting.

Will contact if needed

Shama Obaid stated that while this event is not organized by the Indian government, it is taking place in India. Therefore, it has become extremely important and crucial for him to understand the situation in India. He also clearly warned that he will contact the Indian Ministry of External Affairs directly if necessary.

Attempts to improve relationships

The Bangladesh government says that its BNP government, formed after the elections, is committed to strengthening its relations with India. They recently held very positive and cordial talks with the Indian High Commissioner. They are moving forward with India with a vision and want to resolve old disputes.

Don’t spoil your relationship with conspiracies

The government has made it clear that it does not want fugitive Awami League leaders to conspire against India. Sheikh Hasina’s statements could severely impact bilateral relations between the two countries. Bangladesh is confident that India would never want such events to damage their relations.