In a strongly worded statement, Abdullah Al Jaber, member secretary of Inkilab Monch, warned that Indian diplomatic activities in Bangladesh could be suspended if India refuses to cooperate in extraditing a fugitive accused of murder. Speaking at an emergency press conference on Sunday night, Jaber alleged that the suspect had fled to India and urged the Bangladeshi government to formally request the individual's return. Jaber criticized what he described as India’s continued interference in Bangladesh’s sovereignty and accused New Delhi of sheltering individuals who threaten the country’s security. He argued that a responsible neighboring state should assist in maintaining regional stability rather than providing refuge to criminals. The statement also included sharp criticism of India’s perceived political influence in Bangladesh’s internal affairs. The warning reflects growing nationalist sentiment among some civic groups and could strain bilateral relations if echoed by larger political movements. No official response from the Indian High Commission or the Bangladeshi government was immediately available following the remarks.