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B’DESH SUMMONS INDIAN DIPLOMAT OVER INTERVIEWS BY EX-PM HASINA
Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai
|November 13, 2025
Bangladesh's foreign ministry summoned the second highest ranking Indian diplomat in Dhaka on Wednesday to protest against former premier Sheikh Hasina’s interactions with the Indian media in recent days and to demand that her access to journalists be discontinued.
The development came five days after Hasina, who has lived in self-exile in India since August 2024 following weeks of student-led protests, gave interviews to a few Indian media outlets, inclu
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