Bangladesh foreign affairs advisor Mohammed Touhid Hossain emphasised that Dhaka has to build a relationship with India “in view of this reality”.

Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh on August 5 this year and has been living in New Delhi since then. It has been more than three months since she took refuge in India. When she came to India, it was said that it would be her temporary stay but it did not happen.

Weeks after a Bangladeshi court issued an arrest warrant for exiled former leader Sheikh Hasina, a video showing Hasina getting out of an aeroplane surfaced in posts that falsely claimed it showed her returning to the South Asian nation.

Bangladesh’s interim leader and Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus says his administration will seek the extradition of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India, where has been in exile since f

Interim government head says India’s refusal to extradite deposed prime minister could sour relations between the neighbours

In a major statement, Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Advisor Mohammed Touhid Hossain said on Saturday (November 30) that the country's relations with its neighbour India changed after former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina resigned from her post and fled to India on August 5.

Bangladesh's previous (ousted) government addressed the concerns of India, but India did not address Bangladesh's concerns,” Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Adviser Touhid Hossain said speaking at a roundtable titled 'Bangladesh-India Relations: Expectations,

Touhid Hossain emphasised that India must address Bangladesh’s persistent concerns to improve their bilateral ties. He pointed out that while Bangladesh’s previous government made efforts to address India’s concerns,

Bangladesh's foreign affairs adviser Mohammed Touhid Hossain said on Saturday that the bilateral relationship with India has undergone a significant shift since the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5,

He further remained optimistic to establish good relationship with India and said that Bangladesh "will not cause harm to anyone"