The clarification follows a direct inquiry from Dhaka, which requested that New Delhi define its position on the broadcast. The event, hosted by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia, is timed to coincide with the second anniversary of the student-led uprising that forced Hasina from power. By distancing itself from the platform, the Indian government seeks to navigate the diplomatic sensitivities surrounding the former leader's continued presence and public activities on its soil.
India Denies Involvement in Sheikh Hasina’s Virtual Address
The Indian government holds no stake in the upcoming virtual address by Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, according to the Ministry of External Affairs. Officials confirmed Tuesday that the event, scheduled for August 5 in New Delhi, is being managed entirely by a private entity rather than state authorities.





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