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India Again Distances Itself from Sheikh Hasina's Remarks in Delhi

India has again distanced itself from former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's remarks made during a press conference in New Delhi, saying the government had no role in the event and does not endorse her statements targeting Bangladesh's government. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal told reporters on Thursday that the press conference was a private event and that India had no involvement in it. He reiterated that the Indian government had no role in organising or supporting the event. This is the second time India has publicly distanced itself from Hasina's comments since she addressed the media in the capital.

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