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India is walking on a stiff rope, hosting Prime Minister Bangladais deposited Sheikh Hasina.

Ms. Hasina lives with her family in a secure government bungalow in the capital of New Delhi, as a guest of state.

With the threat to her life, the safe house is strongly guarded and has intelligence agents who kept journalists and the public away from the region.

Bangladesh is in a very clumsy and difficult position with the new interim government led by the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize Muhammad Yunus.

He has already spoken to Sky News – promising to put Ms. Hasina in trials.

Mrs. Hasina fled the country on August 5, 2024 After a student uprising which ended its 15 -year rule.

She is wanted in Bangladesh to cope with corruption and criminal charges the death of hundreds of demonstrators during the uprising.

In December, the Bangladesh foreign ministry sent a verbal note, an unsigned diplomatic correspondence, seeking the repatriation of Mrs. Hasina. The same has been recognized in New Delhi.

Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs Indiasaid: “We confirm that we have received a verbal note from the High Commissioner of Bangladesh today as part of an extradition request.

“For the moment, we have no comments to offer on this subject.”

The India-Bangladesh extradition treaty of 2013 includes provisions under which an extradition request can be refused under article 6 of the treaty.

The interim government of Mr. Yunus does not represent the entire political spectrum of the country and once a government -elected government is in place, a legitimate demand could be taken into account by New Delhi.

Comfortable relationship

India had a very comfortable relationship with Ms. Hasina during her 20 -year rule.

Many in Bangladesh believe that New Delhi played a central role in power conduct in 2007, and would have helped his authoritarian diet on three terms.

India has also been accused of having looked at the questions of large -scale corruption, cronyism and human rights violations.

Find out more: Inside the prisons of “the death squad” of Bangladesh

New Delhi played in Hasina’s story

The main opposition – Bangladesh Nationalist Party of Khalida Zia (BNP) – was not as friendly with India.

Then there is the question of keeping the Islamist party at a distance, Jammat-E-Islami, which Mrs. Hasina had prohibited.

New Delhi played in Ms. Hasina’s account, “that if not she”, then the fundamentalists would take control of Bangladesh in a sensitive and reluctant northeast region of India.

The fear of blind mandarins and right -wing political leadership.

New Delhi has kept all his eggs in the Hasina basket

India has failed to promote good relations with opposition political parties and has retained all of its eggs in the basket of Mrs. Hasina.

An official of the Bangladesh High Commissioner, who did not want to be appointed, told Sky News: “There were several times when former Prime Minister Khalida Zia and his BNP tried to reach out to New Delhi, in particular during his long incarceration, to be rejected and not accommodated by the political establishment.

“It was done to keep Hasina on the side.”

Since the Hindu nationalist government of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took over in 2014, this relationship has strengthened.

Narrow crops of the two nations

The two countries share a border of 2,500 miles long, but more than that, nations are imbued with cultural, social and economic ties.

There are more than 13 million Hindus living in Bangladesh, representing 8% of the population.

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During the troubles and its consequences, there was violence against the community and a number of Hindu temples were targeted by demonstrators.

Several times, Mr. Modi’s government has raised concerns about the security and security of the minority Hindu community.

This is the second time that Mrs. Hasina has taken refuge in India.

After the massacre of 18 of her family members, including her father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1975, her husband and children lived in New Delhi for six years until 1981.

There is a certain uncertainty about its future in India, but New Delhi will not be forced to give the former Prime Minister to soon.

This is shown in the refuge and the unshakable support of India from Dalai Lama since 1959, under enormous Chinese pressure.

New Delhi and Dhaka will get a momentum to reset their relationship when Mr. Modi and Mr. Yunus meet on the sidelines of a regional summit in Thailand in early April.

India is walking on a stiff rope, hosting Prime Minister Bangladais deposited Sheikh Hasina.

Ms. Hasina lives with her family in a secure government bungalow in the capital of New Delhi, as a guest of state.

With the threat to her life, the safe house is strongly guarded and has intelligence agents who kept journalists and the public away from the region.

Bangladesh is in a very clumsy and difficult position with the new interim government led by the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize Muhammad Yunus.

He has already spoken to Sky News – promising to put Ms. Hasina in trials.

Mrs. Hasina fled the country on August 5, 2024 After a student uprising which ended its 15 -year rule.

She is wanted in Bangladesh to cope with corruption and criminal charges the death of hundreds of demonstrators during the uprising.

In December, the Bangladesh foreign ministry sent a verbal note, an unsigned diplomatic correspondence, seeking the repatriation of Mrs. Hasina. The same has been recognized in New Delhi.

Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs Indiasaid: “We confirm that we have received a verbal note from the High Commissioner of Bangladesh today as part of an extradition request.

“For the moment, we have no comments to offer on this subject.”

The India-Bangladesh extradition treaty of 2013 includes provisions under which an extradition request can be refused under article 6 of the treaty.

The interim government of Mr. Yunus does not represent the entire political spectrum of the country and once a government -elected government is in place, a legitimate demand could be taken into account by New Delhi.

Comfortable relationship

India had a very comfortable relationship with Ms. Hasina during her 20 -year rule.

Many in Bangladesh believe that New Delhi played a central role in power conduct in 2007, and would have helped his authoritarian diet on three terms.

India has also been accused of having looked at the questions of large -scale corruption, cronyism and human rights violations.

Find out more: Inside the prisons of “the death squad” of Bangladesh

New Delhi played in Hasina’s story

The main opposition – Bangladesh Nationalist Party of Khalida Zia (BNP) – was not as friendly with India.

Then there is the question of keeping the Islamist party at a distance, Jammat-E-Islami, which Mrs. Hasina had prohibited.

New Delhi played in Ms. Hasina’s account, “that if not she”, then the fundamentalists would take control of Bangladesh in a sensitive and reluctant northeast region of India.

The fear of blind mandarins and right -wing political leadership.

New Delhi has kept all his eggs in the Hasina basket

India has failed to promote good relations with opposition political parties and has retained all of its eggs in the basket of Mrs. Hasina.

An official of the Bangladesh High Commissioner, who did not want to be appointed, told Sky News: “There were several times when former Prime Minister Khalida Zia and his BNP tried to reach out to New Delhi, in particular during his long incarceration, to be rejected and not accommodated by the political establishment.

“It was done to keep Hasina on the side.”

Since the Hindu nationalist government of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took over in 2014, this relationship has strengthened.

Narrow crops of the two nations

The two countries share a border of 2,500 miles long, but more than that, nations are imbued with cultural, social and economic ties.

There are more than 13 million Hindus living in Bangladesh, representing 8% of the population.

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During the troubles and its consequences, there was violence against the community and a number of Hindu temples were targeted by demonstrators.

Several times, Mr. Modi’s government has raised concerns about the security and security of the minority Hindu community.

This is the second time that Mrs. Hasina has taken refuge in India.

After the massacre of 18 of her family members, including her father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1975, her husband and children lived in New Delhi for six years until 1981.

There is a certain uncertainty about its future in India, but New Delhi will not be forced to give the former Prime Minister to soon.

This is shown in the refuge and the unshakable support of India from Dalai Lama since 1959, under enormous Chinese pressure.

New Delhi and Dhaka will get a momentum to reset their relationship when Mr. Modi and Mr. Yunus meet on the sidelines of a regional summit in Thailand in early April.

India is walking on a stiff rope, hosting Prime Minister Bangladais deposited Sheikh Hasina.

Ms. Hasina lives with her family in a secure government bungalow in the capital of New Delhi, as a guest of state.

With the threat to her life, the safe house is strongly guarded and has intelligence agents who kept journalists and the public away from the region.

Bangladesh is in a very clumsy and difficult position with the new interim government led by the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize Muhammad Yunus.

He has already spoken to Sky News – promising to put Ms. Hasina in trials.

Mrs. Hasina fled the country on August 5, 2024 After a student uprising which ended its 15 -year rule.

She is wanted in Bangladesh to cope with corruption and criminal charges the death of hundreds of demonstrators during the uprising.

In December, the Bangladesh foreign ministry sent a verbal note, an unsigned diplomatic correspondence, seeking the repatriation of Mrs. Hasina. The same has been recognized in New Delhi.

Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs Indiasaid: “We confirm that we have received a verbal note from the High Commissioner of Bangladesh today as part of an extradition request.

“For the moment, we have no comments to offer on this subject.”

The India-Bangladesh extradition treaty of 2013 includes provisions under which an extradition request can be refused under article 6 of the treaty.

The interim government of Mr. Yunus does not represent the entire political spectrum of the country and once a government -elected government is in place, a legitimate demand could be taken into account by New Delhi.

Comfortable relationship

India had a very comfortable relationship with Ms. Hasina during her 20 -year rule.

Many in Bangladesh believe that New Delhi played a central role in power conduct in 2007, and would have helped his authoritarian diet on three terms.

India has also been accused of having looked at the questions of large -scale corruption, cronyism and human rights violations.

Find out more: Inside the prisons of “the death squad” of Bangladesh

New Delhi played in Hasina’s story

The main opposition – Bangladesh Nationalist Party of Khalida Zia (BNP) – was not as friendly with India.

Then there is the question of keeping the Islamist party at a distance, Jammat-E-Islami, which Mrs. Hasina had prohibited.

New Delhi played in Ms. Hasina’s account, “that if not she”, then the fundamentalists would take control of Bangladesh in a sensitive and reluctant northeast region of India.

The fear of blind mandarins and right -wing political leadership.

New Delhi has kept all his eggs in the Hasina basket

India has failed to promote good relations with opposition political parties and has retained all of its eggs in the basket of Mrs. Hasina.

An official of the Bangladesh High Commissioner, who did not want to be appointed, told Sky News: “There were several times when former Prime Minister Khalida Zia and his BNP tried to reach out to New Delhi, in particular during his long incarceration, to be rejected and not accommodated by the political establishment.

“It was done to keep Hasina on the side.”

Since the Hindu nationalist government of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took over in 2014, this relationship has strengthened.

Narrow crops of the two nations

The two countries share a border of 2,500 miles long, but more than that, nations are imbued with cultural, social and economic ties.

There are more than 13 million Hindus living in Bangladesh, representing 8% of the population.

Find out more Sky News:
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During the troubles and its consequences, there was violence against the community and a number of Hindu temples were targeted by demonstrators.

Several times, Mr. Modi’s government has raised concerns about the security and security of the minority Hindu community.

This is the second time that Mrs. Hasina has taken refuge in India.

After the massacre of 18 of her family members, including her father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1975, her husband and children lived in New Delhi for six years until 1981.

There is a certain uncertainty about its future in India, but New Delhi will not be forced to give the former Prime Minister to soon.

This is shown in the refuge and the unshakable support of India from Dalai Lama since 1959, under enormous Chinese pressure.

New Delhi and Dhaka will get a momentum to reset their relationship when Mr. Modi and Mr. Yunus meet on the sidelines of a regional summit in Thailand in early April.