India distances itself from Sheikh Hasina's remarks that angered Bangladesh

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has stated it had no role in a private media event where former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina made controversial remarks. The MEA clarified that the government does not endorse her comments made at the event. Bangladesh reacted strongly, calling the remarks an attack on its sovereignty. Dhaka further stated that the comments hurt the sentiments of its people and risk straining the already fragile bilateral ties between the two nations.

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