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Delhi backs free, early polls in B’desh, cautious on Hasina extradition request
The Morning Standard
|October 07, 2025
INDIA on Monday reiterated its firm backing for free, fair, inclusive, and promptly held elections in Bangladesh, even as it addressed the sensitive question of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s stay in India.
Talking to the Bangladesh diplomatic press corps, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri described Hasina’s presence as “a judicial legal process,” cautioning that it demands “engagement and consultations between the two governments.”
“Tt’s a judicial legal process and it requires engagement and consultations between the two governments” said Misri on the issue of former Bangladesh PM Hasina’s stay in India.
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