Dr. Muhammad Yunus warned India about returning Hasina. of


Published: 12:24 19 November 2024
Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina is continuing her political activities from India, the chief adviser of the interim government of Bangladesh has alleged. Muhammad Yunus. He said, India must return Hasina to face justice. He also warned that if Hasina is not returned, there will not be a very happy relationship between Bangladesh and India. In an interview given to the Indian media The Hindu. Yunus says these things.
At the same time, the Nobel laureate economist also spoke on the question of whether Awami League will be given a chance to compete in the next parliamentary elections. The interview was published on the media's website on Monday (November 18).
The media says that Professor Dr. in an exclusive interview with The Hindu at his residence in Dhaka. Yunus outlined his views on relations with India and plans for reforms. He spoke about various activities in the 100 days of his government formation and termed reports on the rise of extremism and security of Hindus and other minorities as "propaganda".
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