BNP leader hits out at Sheikh Hasina, says she would have merged Bangladesh with India

New Delhi strongly condemns the assassination of a Hindu leader in northern Bangladesh, Bhabesh Chandra Roy, and denounces a "systematic persecution" of the Hindu minority. India therefore calls on Dhaka to act to protect its minorities, while rejecting parallel events with violence against Muslims on its own soil.

BNP leader hits out at Sheikh Hasina, says she would have merged Bangladesh with India

Dudu’s remarks come amid heightened tensions between the interim Bangladeshi government and India, following the reported killing of a prominent Hindu leader in Dinajpur district, about 330 kilometers northwest of Dhaka

BNP Leader Accuses Sheikh Hasina of Trying to Merge Bangladesh with India

Senior leader and vice-chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) sparked a political storm on Saturday, April 19, after accusing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of allegedly favoring India to such an extent that she would have "integrated Bangladesh with India" had she remained in power.

Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami opposes elections before Hasina's trial, political reforms

Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami on Saturday opposed holding elections before the trial of ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and the completion of political reforms initiated by Muhammad Yunus' interim government, signalling a rift with its former ally, the Khaleda Zia-led BNP.

Bangladeshi authorities, represented by the National Central Bureau of Police, have requested Interpol to issue a “red notice” against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who ruled for 15 years, and 11 officials of her ousted regime. Red notices, or bulletins, are issued for fugitives wanted either for prosecution or to serve a sentence in connection with serious common law crimes such as murder, rape, and fraud. According to the Bangladeshi ne…