Bangladesh Crisis: The troubles of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina are not reducing. First she was forced to leave her country and now Sheikh Hasina will not be able to go to London for at least the next two days. In fact, Sheikh Hasina took refuge in India on Monday (5 August) amid the ongoing crisis in Bangladesh.
After getting political asylum in India, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to go to London. However, now there is news of a hindrance in her plan to go to London. This has obviously created a big problem for her.
What is the reason for the trouble?
In fact, the British government has issued a statement on Sheikh Hasina’s visit to London. The British government indicated that she cannot be provided legal protection in Britain against any possible investigation. It was said that other options are being considered.
India helped
On Monday (5 August), Sheikh Hasina left Bangladesh and reached India. NSA Ajit Doval also met Sheikh Hasina. There was a long discussion between the two on the current developments in Bangladesh. Along with this, there was also a discussion about the future.
India assured help
On Tuesday (August 06), External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke on the Bangladesh issue. He said that an all-party meeting was held in Delhi in which former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been assured of help. The Indian government has also given her time to consider the next plans.
Pakistan had expressed objection
Pakistan had objected to India’s move to help former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Former Pakistani minister Fawad Chaudhary posted on social media platform X that India should not interfere in the affairs of another country.
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