How long will Sheikh Hasina stay in India? S Jaishankar gave such an answer that even Bangladesh kept listening

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News India Live, Digital Desk: After the turmoil in the neighboring country Bangladesh, the former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Have taken refuge in India. We all know this. But now the question is arising that for how long will she stay in India?

The tone of the new interim government that has come in Bangladesh is a bit sharp. There are repeated demands from there that India should send back Sheikh Hasina so that cases can be prosecuted against her. There is some bitterness being felt in the relations between the two countries regarding this issue.

Amidst this heat, India’s Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar (S. Jaishankar) For the first time, has given a very precise and befitting reply on this issue. Let us understand in very simple language what is India’s stand on this.

Question: When will Sheikh Hasina go back?
During the winter session of Parliament or while answering questions from the media, S. Jaishankar was asked what is India’s plan regarding Sheikh Hasina? Will India give in to pressure and send them back?

Jaishankar’s ‘masterstroke’ answer
Our Foreign Minister is known for his wit and ‘straight forward’ words. He made it clear that diplomacy is not driven by emotions but by rules and national interests.
Jaishankar indicated that Sheikh Hasina’s stay in India at present is a matter of her security. He also gave a very balanced response to the rhetoric of the current government of Bangladesh.

He said that “Governments keep changing, but the relations of countries are related to the people.” This means clearly that India will not take any hasty decision under any pressure.

advice to bangladesh
On the statements coming from Bangladesh, Jaishankar also said in gestures that India wants good relations with its neighbours, but this does not mean that India will compromise on its sovereignty or the security of its old friends.

Why is this religious crisis for India?
Friends, this situation is a bit complicated for India.

  1. Old Relationships: Sheikh Hasina has been a very old and trusted friend of India. He has always supported India in difficult times. Now it is not the nature of India to leave them in trouble.
  2. New Government: On the other hand, India also has to work with the new government of Bangladesh so that border and security issues do not worsen.