Yunus-Modi meeting, Sheikh Hasina's future
Published: 01:35 14 September 2024
Sheikh Hasina was ousted from the post of Prime Minister on August 5 in the face of violent student movement. After that, he was forced to flee to India in a military helicopter that day. Since the position of Sheikh Hasina, the relationship between Bangladesh and India has been at the bottom.
Meanwhile, the chief advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh will participate in the 79th General Session of the United Nations. Muhammad Yunus. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also attend the general session. At that time there may be a meeting with Modi on the sidelines. Muhammad Yunus.
Michael Kugelman, director and analyst at the South Asia Institute at the Wilson Center in Washington, said relations with Dhaka have become a very sensitive issue for India. The main problem is Sheikh Hasina's presence in India. Interim government demands his extradition to Bangladesh but Delhi does not want to release him. If Modi-Younus meet, it will be impossible to avoid discussing this issue.
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