Bangladesh has objected to a speech that its ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina made from India and asked New Delhi to stop her making "fabricated" comments, its foreign ministry said on Friday. In response,

India on Friday summoned Bangladesh's Acting High Commissioner to India, Muhammad Nural Islam, over recent statements by authorities in Dhaka that portrayed India in a "negative light". "The Bangladesh Acting High Commissioner to India,

The MEA summoned Bangladesh's Acting High Commissioner to express concerns over negative remarks from Bangladeshi authorities, including blaming New Delhi for Sheikh Hasina's speech.

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The diplomatic row between India and Bangladesh has intensified over former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's irresponsible statements while sitting in New Delhi. Reacting sharply, Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry handed over a protest note to India's Acting High Commissioner in Dhaka, conveying deep concern and serious reservation over her comments.

New Delhi further blames Bangladesh for persistent negativity surrounding ties, while underlining its desire for a 'constructive and mutually beneficial relationship' with Dhaka.

Bangladesh has formally protested to India over Sheikh Hasina’s statements, calling them false and hostile. This follows protests and vandalism targeting Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s house in Dhaka. The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry has demanded that India restrict Hasina’s speeches.

Bangladesh has asked India to stop ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from making "false and fabricated" comments while she is in the country, its foreign ministry said.

On Wednesday evening, an excavator smashed down the house of Hasina's late father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who is also Bangladesh's founding president. The structure had been repurposed into a museum.