India-Bangladesh News / New controversy over Sheikh Hasina extradition, Bangladesh will send reminder to India

India-Bangladesh News: India's demand for the extradition of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has given a new twist to the diplomatic dispute. The Bangladesh government issued another statement within 48 hours saying that it would send a 'reminder letter' to India. This move shows the intention to deepen the dispute rather than resolve it.

Diplomatic game and strategy to put pressure on India

According to analysts, the Yunus government of Bangladesh is trying to put diplomatic pressure on India by taking the issue to international forums. Dhaka can turn the matter into a global dispute by resorting to the United Nations and the International Court of Justice (ICC). Along with this, attempts to get support from India's rival countries like Pakistan and China are also possible.

This move of the Yunus government shows that it is using this dispute to gain diplomatic advantage and strengthen its position in domestic politics.

India's response: Strategic move or tough answer?

This situation is challenging for India. While diplomatic dialogue and support from international allies are important, India must also ensure that Dhaka's provocative policy does not impact its relations.

India must clearly tell the international community that this matter is part of Bangladesh's domestic politics and internal contradictions. Getting the support of partners like the US, Japan and European countries can play an important role in this dispute.

Statement of Sheikh Hasina's son and political allegations

Meanwhile, Sheikh Hasina's son Wajid has accused the Yunus government of Bangladesh of misusing the judiciary for political revenge. He said that the International Criminal Tribunal (ICT) is being used against Awami League leaders through ridiculous trials.

Wajid also alleged that the Yunus government is deliberately controlling the judiciary and the prosecution for political purposes.

Background: Sheikh Hasina's exile to India

Sheikh Hasina has been living in India since August 5. He took refuge in India after the 16-year-old Awami League government was toppled and the anti-reservation movement in Bangladesh began. The International Criminal Tribunal for Bangladesh has issued an arrest warrant against him and several other members of his government, accusing them of crimes against humanity.

Way forward

It is clear that the Bangladesh government wants to take advantage of the issue by escalating it internationally rather than resolving it. India must remain cautious and resolve this dispute with its strategic partners.

The question now is whether India will resolve this dispute peacefully through diplomatic talks, or will it respond strongly to these strategies of Bangladesh?