Bangladesh’s National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman arrived in New Delhi a day earlier than scheduled to attend the Colombo Security Conclave (CSC) meeting of national security advisers, set for November 20 at Hyderabad House. According to diplomatic sources, Rahman reached Delhi on Tuesday evening and was received by a senior official from India’s National Security Council Secretariat. His early arrival comes amid heightened diplomatic tension following the International Crimes Tribunal’s death sentence for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who has reportedly been in Delhi since August last year. Bangladesh’s foreign ministry has formally requested India to extradite Hasina, but New Delhi has not commented on the matter. Rahman is expected to leave Delhi after the CSC meeting, though speculation continues over whether he will discuss Hasina’s situation with Indian officials during his stay.