Sheikh Hasina

BNP is leading the violent protests that are demanding a rollback of reservations granted to descendants of the 1971 Bangladesh liberation war.

The development comes at a time when Bangladesh is reeling under high inflation, dwindling foreign reserves and rising unemployment.

Sheikh Hasina is visiting India at a time when Bangladesh is facing multiple challenges including a growing economic crisis.

The historical ties between Bangladesh and India are deeply rooted, with India playing a pivotal role in Bangladesh's liberation war in 1971. However, it is under the leadership of Modi and Hasina that these ties have been significantly strengthened.

Hasina added that she was offered a hassle-free re-election in the January 7 polls if she allowed a foreign country to build an airbase inside Bangladeshi territory.

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina came down hard against BNP leaders, asking them to burn their wives' Indian sarees first before running 'Boycott India' campaign.

One of the key highlights of Sheikh Hasina's political career has been her commitment to regional cooperation and stability. Under her leadership, Bangladesh has fostered strong ties with India.

PM Sheikh Hasina and Awami League president has won the Gopalganj-3 constituency almost unopposed in a landslide victory bagging 2,49,962 votes in Sunday's 12th general election. The total number of seats in this constituency is 108.

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina said, "We are very lucky that India is our trusted friend. During our liberation war, they supported us."

Attempts are now being made to distort the public perception of incumbent Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and present her as an 'autocratic leader.'