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'Private Event, Don't Endorse It': India On Sheikh Hasina's Address In Delhi

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'Private Event, Don't Endorse It': India On Sheikh Hasina's Address In Delhi
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The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has clarified that the government played no role in and does not endorse a recent press conference held by former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina in Delhi. The government emphasized that it was a private event and that India remains focused on its own national security interests.

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The statement aims to maintain diplomatic neutrality amid the volatile political situation in Bangladesh and prevent India from being perceived as taking sides.

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The government of India played no role and did not endorse the press conference held by former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday, when she announced she would return to her country by the end of this year, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal told reporters today.Hasina, in the press conference held in Delhi, had alleged the situation in Bangladesh had worsened over the last two years with people continuing to live in an atmosphere of fear, insecurity and economic distress despite the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) coming to power following what she called a "rigged election"."I have already stated the government's position on the issue before the press conference happened... I am reiterating it here, the government had no role to play in what was an event by a private media entity.

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