Bangladesh protests India over Sheikh Hasina's statements

Bangladesh has formally protested to India regarding comments made by ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during her stay in India, which Dhaka describes as 'false and fabricated.' The protest was conveyed through a note handed to India's acting High Commissioner in Dhaka, expressing deep concern over statements that are seen as instigating instability in Bangladesh. Hasina's recent online address, which called for resistance against the interim government, prompted violent protests in Dhaka, leading to the vandalism of her father's residence, a significant symbol in Bangladesh's history. The Bangladesh foreign ministry has requested India to take immediate action to prevent Hasina from making further incendiary comments. Meanwhile, India's Foreign Ministry condemned the vandalism of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's home, emphasizing the importance of its historical significance. The tensions reflect deteriorating relations between the two countries amidst ongoing political instability in Bangladesh.