Bangladesh issued a strong diplomatic protest over former PM Sheikh Hasina's press event in India, calling it an affront to sovereignty
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Faced with Bangladeshi outrage, officials reiterate that India was not involved in Hasina’s press event
Bangladesh warned of likely ramifications on bilateral ties after former PM Sheikh Hasina made accusations during a press event in India. Dhaka termed the remarks an affront to its sovereignty and a grievous insult to those who died in the July 2024 uprising. Indian officials clarified New Delhi was not involved in organizing the event. The development signals a sharp deterioration in India-Bangladesh relations post-Hasina’s ouster, with diplomatic fallout expected.
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Dhaka warned of 'likely ramifications' on bilateral ties following Hasina's accusations related to the July 2024 uprising
Indian officials reiterated that the Government of India was not involved in organizing Hasina's press conference
Sheikh Hasina has been in India since her ouster on August 5, 2024, following mass protests and the July uprising
The July 2024 uprising in Bangladesh led to over 1,000 deaths and the collapse of Hasina's 15-year rule
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