Bangladesh Turmoil News

In response to the recent governmental changes in Bangladesh, India has established a committee led by the BSF's ADG of the Eastern Command to examine the safety and security challenges faced by minorities in Bangladesh.

As Bangladesh gears up for a major change, concerns have been raised in India about the future of the neighbouring country and the ties the two nations share With the exit of Sheikh Hasina, there can be a distinct shift in the relations between the two countries BNP, the chief rival of Sheikh Hasina's Awami League Party, has questioned India's assistance to Hasina

 Mahmud was at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport intending to board a flight to Delhi, as reported by an Airport Aviation Security (AVSEC) official to the Dhaka Tribune.

Nasreen's expulsion from Bangladesh in the 1990s was largely due to her outspoken views on religion and her criticism of Islamist extremism The author believes that Hasina, in an attempt to consolidate power and placate Islamist factions, compromised on principles of secularism and democracy This compromise, according to Nasreen, has now come back to haunt Hasina

The Indian Air Force is on high alert across all eastern sectors due to the current events. Doval, along with senior military officials, met with Sheikh Hasina at Hindon Airbase, where she is being provided security by the Indian Air Force.