Sheikh Hasina’s​ Comments in‌ India​ Spark ‌Unease in Bangladesh

The interim government’s chief adviser, Muhammad Yunus, has expressed concerns over Sheikh Hasina’s ability to make political comments while in India, referring to it as ‘unfriendly‍ behaviour’. This⁣ has created ‘unease’ in the relationship between Dhaka⁢ and New Delhi.

Yunus emphasized that‌ Bangladesh will⁤ want Sheikh Hasina back, and until then, she should refrain from making public statements in India. In an interview⁣ with the Indian news agency PTI, he stated that if India wishes to keep her, there must be a condition: ⁢she​ must remain silent.

Yunus stressed that Sheikh⁣ Hasina​ should not be campaigning from India, where she has taken refuge. He pointed out that she fled Bangladesh due⁣ to a popular rebellion and public ‌outrage.

According to ⁢Yunus, Sheikh Hasina’s comments from India are not well-received. “Sitting in India, she talks ⁢and⁣ gives instructions, nobody likes it… It​ is not good⁣ for us, not for India. There⁢ is discomfort with this,”⁣ he said.

Yunus​ advocated for Sheikh Hasina’s return ⁢to Bangladesh, where she should be tried in a‍ public trial. He also acknowledged that Bangladesh-India relations are currently at a low point and ⁣emphasized the need for cooperation to improve‍ them.

Source: The Indian⁢ Express