Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina launched a blistering attack on Chief Adviser of Interim Government Muhammad Yunus, calling him out for ending politically motivated acts used to intimidate jail journalists and members of the Bangladesh Awami League and opposition political parties.
This violence is not an isolated event. Since the killing of a student leader earlier this year, political mobilisation on the streets has intensified.
The assurance came during a meeting between Shah and Sangma, who, along with Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong, discussed border security concerns related to the India-Bangladesh border.
The development comes a day after India scaled back its diplomatic presence and repatriated non-essential staff.
This comes two days after Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh's prime minister and fled to India amid nationwide protests against her Awami League-led government.
However, all diplomats remain at their posts, ensuring that the High Commission continues to function despite the ongoing crisis.
Ramdev also applauded the Opposition for standing behind the Indian government as it deals with the crisis in Bangladesh.
In his Rajya Sabha address, the External Affairs Minister provided key details about the developments leading to Bangladeshi Prime Minister's resignation.
The Indian government is providing Sheikh Hasina with all the necessary support while she plans her next course of action.
During the meeting, Jaishankar updated the leaders on the unfolding events in Dhaka and outlined India's strategic response.
