Addressing an international media briefing from New Delhi, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina framed her forced exit as a orchestrated plot against her administration. She called on regional partners to scrutinize the rapidly changing political landscape in Dhaka while reiterating her pledge to rebuild her party from abroad. India finds itself treading a delicate diplomatic tightrope—balancing its longstanding ties with Hasina against the urgent necessity of building functional relations with Bangladesh’s interim leadership. As cross-border friction persists, this high-profile address underscores how lingering political instability continues to test strategic priorities across South Asia.
