Bangladesh’s government filed a protest note against Amit Shah’s comments at a Jharkhand rally and urged India to caution political leaders against such remarks.

The Bangladeshi government has issued a sharp response to the statement made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Jharkhand regarding Bangladeshi citizens. On Monday, Bangladesh lodged a “strong protest” against what it described as “highly deplorable remarks” made by Amit Shah in Jharkhand last week,

Bangladesh on Monday lodged a protest against Home Minister Amit Shah’s recent remarks in Jharkhand where he reportedly said once BJP came to power in the state it would “straighten out every single Bangladeshi infiltrator by hanging them upside down”.

Speaking at a rally in Jharkhand, the home minister had vowed that the BJP would free the state of ‘Rohingya and Bangladeshi infiltrators’.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh has expressed deep displeasure over remarks allegedly made by Indian Union Home Minister

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

Bangladesh on Monday (September 23, 2024) lodged a “strong protest” against what it described as “highly deplorable remarks” made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his visit to Jharkhand last week.

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.