India has reiterated that it will not interfere in Bangladesh’s internal political affairs, even as it closely monitors the country’s evolving situation. The statement came from the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi, which emphasized that both nations’ senior officials recognize the fluid and developing nature of Bangladesh’s current political climate.
The High Commission’s spokesperson noted that post-uprising periods in any country often bring unforeseen and tragic consequences, citing the recent killing of young political leader Sharif Osman Hadi as an example. The statement underscored India’s commitment to non-interference, asserting that New Delhi remains attentive but refrains from engaging in Bangladesh’s domestic political processes.
Meanwhile, some protest groups in Bangladesh have accused India of sheltering members of the previous government, including former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who faces a death sentence. These allegations have added tension to bilateral perceptions, though India has not publicly responded to the claims.
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