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Bangladesh criticizes India over fugitive leader Hasina’s speech
DHAKA: Bangladesh said on Sunday it was “surprised” and “shocked” that India had allowed fugitive former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to make a public address in New Delhi. Hasina, 78, fled to neighboring India in August 2024 after a student-led uprising ended her iron-fisted 15-year rule. She made her first public speech since then in an audio address to a packed press club in Delhi on Friday. She was found guilty in absentia by a Dhaka court in November of incitement, issuing an order to kill and inaction to prevent atrocities and was sentenced to be hanged.
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arabnews.com
Bangladesh criticizes India over fugitive leader Hasina’s speech
DHAKA: Bangladesh said on Sunday it was “surprised” and “shocked” that India had allowed fugitive former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to make a public address in New Delhi.…
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aljazeera.com
Bangladesh slams India over fugitive ex-PM Hasina’s first public address
Dhaka says it is 'shocked' the ousted leader was allowed to speak at a news conference, her first since the 2024 ouster.
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thehindu.com
Bangladesh ‘shocked’ and ‘aggrieved’ by Sheikh Hasina press event in Delhi, says it sets ‘dangerous precedent’
Bangladesh condemns Sheikh Hasina's press event in Delhi, citing shock and potential threats to future Bangladesh-India relations.