Bangladesh lodged a protest with New Delhi over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on Bangladeshi nationals during his Jharkhand visit. The Bangladesh foreign ministry expressed serious reservations and urged India to advise political leaders against making such comments,

“We have lodged a strong protest against the highly deplorable remarks reportedly made by the Union Home Minister of India Mr. Amit Shah about Bangladeshi nationals during his recent visit to Jharkhand, India,” said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh in a statement on Monday.

Bangladesh's government has strongly protested Indian Home Minister Amit Shah's recent remarks about 'disciplining' Bangladeshi infiltrators. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs handed a protest letter to the Indian deputy high commissioner in Dhaka on Monday, condemning Shah's "reprehensible" comments reportedly made during his visit to Jharkhand.

Bangladesh formally protested Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks about Bangladeshi nationals, expressing deep concern and urging India to caution its political leaders against making such statements.

Bangladesh has formally protested against remarks made by India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah about Bangladeshi nationals during his recent visit to

Amit Shah threatened that BJP would free Jharkhand of "Rohingya and Bangladeshi infiltrators" and hang them "upside down", according to Indian media reports

Bangladesh foreign affairs ministry in Dhaka has lodged a strong protest against India’s Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s ‘highly deplorable’ remarks on Bangladeshi nationals during his recent visit to the state of Jharkhand in India.