Following Sheikh Hasina’s contentious remarks, India’s Ministry of External Affairs summoned Bangladeshi envoy Mohammed Nurul Islam. India reiterated that Hasina’s comments were her own and criticized

Bangladesh has objected to a speech that its ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina made from India and asked New Delhi to stop her making "fabricated" comments, its foreign ministry said on Friday.

New Delhi further blames Bangladesh for persistent negativity surrounding ties, while underlining its desire for a 'constructive and mutually beneficial relationship' with Dhaka.

The MEA summoned Bangladesh's Acting High Commissioner to express concerns over negative remarks from Bangladeshi authorities, including blaming New Delhi for Sheikh Hasina's speech.

Bangladesh's foreign ministry handed over a protest note to India's acting high commissioner in Dhaka over Sheikh Hasina's remark

Bangladesh handed over a protest note to Indian acting High Commissioner Pawan Badhe, conveying to the neighbouring nation that Hasina’s recent remarks are ‘instigating instability’ in Bangladesh

MEA criticizes Bangladesh PM Hasina's speech on India, summons envoy over linking India with internal issues, worsening bilateral relations.

Dhaka said it lodged a strong protest with India over “false and fabricated comments” being made” by Hasina as this is “instigating instability in Bangladesh”

Bangladesh’s new government is struggling to deal with a host of issues, including a stumbling economy and human rights violations, left behind by the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina six months ago.

In a strongly worded statement, India Friday said comments attributed to former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have been made in her individual capacity and New Delhi has no role to play in it.

Bangladesh has condemned deposed PM Sheikh Hasina's statements about vandalism at her father's house, calling them false and hurtful to the nation's sentiments. The foreign ministry summoned India's acting envoy,