No Role, No Endorsement: India Distances Itself From Sheikh Hasina's Press Conference
New Delhi said the event was run by a private media outlet and did not endorse Hasina’s criticism of Bangladesh’s government.
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No government role, don’t endorse Hasina’s remarks at private media event: MEA
In a recent statement, India expressed its disapproval of the comments made by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that India was uninvolved in the private media event, leading to Bangladesh's fierce reaction. Dhaka labeled the event as an attack on its sovereignty, asserting that it offends the sentiments of its people and threatens already delicate bilateral relations.
India distances itself from Hasina's media interaction, says no role in it
India has distanced itself from former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina's recent media interaction in New Delhi, stating it played no role in the event nor endorsed her comments regarding the Bangladesh government. This comes after Bangladesh expressed outrage over the permitted interaction, which saw Hasina announce her determination to return to Bangladesh to restore democracy.
No role, no endorsement: India distances itself from Sheikh Hasina's press conference
India has clarified its lack of involvement in Sheikh Hasina's recent media engagement while explicitly distancing itself from her remarks regarding the Bangladesh government. The incident has sparked outrage in Dhaka, raising concerns over possible consequences for bilateral relations. India remains vigilant about regional developments that could threaten its national security and is committed to taking appropriate actions to safeguard its inte…
India distances itself from Hasina's virtual press meet, says it does not endorse her remarks
India on Friday reiterated that it had no role in former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's recent virtual media interaction in the national capital, saying the press conference was hosted independently by a private media organisation.
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