diplomacyTuesday, August 4, 20263 sources
Bangladesh Warns India Over Hasina's Speech Amid Assam Floods
Bangladesh warned India that hosting Sheikh Hasina's political speech could damage bilateral ties. India denied involvement, calling it a 'private' event. Assam continues to suffer from severe flooding.
Bangladesh's government has issued a formal warning to India, stating that allowing Sheikh Hasina, the fugitive former prime minister, to hold a political event in India could harm the improving diplomatic relationship between the two nations. The warning comes as Bangladesh seeks to maintain stability in its regional relations. India has responded by denying any involvement in the event, stating it is a 'private' matter unrelated to its government. Meanwhile, Assam, a state in northeastern India, is still grappling with the aftermath of devastating floods that have displaced thousands and caused widespread destruction.
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IndependentAl JazeeraAug 4, 08:34 PM
India denies involvement in ex-Bangladesh PM Hasina’s planned speechNew Delhi, where Hasina is in exile, says it has nothing to do with her 'private' event.
PublicDeutsche WelleAug 4, 11:05 AM
India: Dhaka presses Delhi on stance ahead of Hasina speechBangladesh has warned India that hosting the fugitive former leader's political activity could hurt the improving ties between the nations. Meanwhile, Assam continues to battle devastation from floods. DW has more.
PublicDeutsche WelleAug 4, 11:05 AM
India: Bangladesh presses Delhi over Sheikh Hasina speechDhaka has warned New Delhi that giving a political platform to Bangladesh's former leader could hurt the improving ties between the nations. Meanwhile, Assam is reeling from devastating floods. DW has more.