Bangladesh Protests Amit Shah's Remarks on Infiltrators
Bangladesh Protests Amit Shah's Remarks on Infiltrators

Bangladesh Protests Amit Shah's Remarks on Infiltrators

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Bangladesh has formally protested remarks made by Indian Union Home Minister Amit Shah during a recent rally in Jharkhand, where he threatened to 'hang upside down' Bangladeshi infiltrators if the BJP comes to power. The Bangladeshi Ministry of Foreign Affairs labeled Shah's comments as 'highly deplorable' and expressed deep displeasure, urging Indian officials to counsel political leaders against making such statements that undermine mutual respect between the two countries. Shah's claims included allegations of increased infiltration affecting local demographics and culture, which have been met with skepticism, including findings that challenge the validity of such claims. The protest underscores growing tensions over migration issues and cross-border relations, particularly in the context of the upcoming Jharkhand elections. India's Deputy High Commissioner in Dhaka received the protest note as part of Bangladesh's diplomatic response. The situation highlights the sensitivity surrounding discussions of immigration and national identity in both nations.

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