Bangladesh made a formal request for Sheikh Hasina’s extradition, confirms Foreign Secretary Vikrim Misri

Modi, Yunus discuss Dhaka’s request for Hasina’s extradition at summit

• Indian, Bangladeshi leaders meet for first time since ex-PM’s exit • Delhi urges Dhaka to avoid rhetoric that mars ties BANGKOK: Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace Prize winner who took over as the chief adviser of an interim government in Bangladesh in August after then prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s exit, met Indian premier Narendra Modi on Friday on the fringes of a summit in Bangkok. “Prime Minister (Modi) urged … that any rhetoric that vitiate…

Bangladeshi leader Yunus raises ex-Premier Hasina's extradition in his 1st meeting with India's Modi

Leaders meet for 1st time since Sheikh Hasina's government was ousted in August - Anadolu Ajansı

Bangladesh made a formal request for Sheikh Hasina’s extradition, confirms Foreign Secretary Vikrim Misri

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri acknowledged Bangladesh's extradition request to India for exiled prime minister Sheikh Hasina during the 6th BIMSTEC Summit in Bangkok, Thailand.

Foreign Secretary set to visit Bangladesh after 13-year

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: The preparations for Foreign Secretary Amina Baloch’s visit to Bangladesh has entered in final stages as The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is finalizing the modalities with the Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry. Foreign Secretary Amina Baloch is expected to visit Dhaka to attend the high-level Pak-Bangladesh consultation meeting in Dhaka on April 17. The meeting is being held in Dhaka after a gap of 13 years since 2012. The diplo…

Modi meets Bangladesh's Yunus for first talks since Hasina's exit

INDIAN prime minister Narendra Modi held talks with Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus in Bangkok on Friday. This was their first meeting since former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina was removed from office in 2024.Hasina fled Bangladesh in August last year during large student-led protests and sought shelter in India. Relations between the two countries, previously strong under Hasina, have since faced tensions.Yunus, 84, took …

Briefing the media after the meeting, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that Prime Minister Modi openly expressed concern over the safety of minorities in Bangladesh and the atrocities being committed against them. He made it clear that India wants the Bangladesh government to seriously investigate these cases and give priority to the safety of minorities.