Sheikh Hasina's virtual speech from New Delhi drew sharp backlash, with Bangladesh's government condemning India for hosting a convicted genocider.
Hasina's comments come amid rising India-Bangladesh tensions
Aug 06, 2026
09:58 am
What's the storyThe Bangladesh government has said that India permitting deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina to openly interact with the media in Delhi was highly upsetting to Bangladeshis and detrimental to the development of harmonious ties between the neighbors.
The media interaction was hosted by Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia in New Delhi on Wednesday night.
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