Bangladesh Protests Amit Shah's Remarks on 'Infiltrators' at Jharkhand Rally

Bangladesh's government has lodged a formal protest against India's Union Home Minister for comments deemed 'unacceptable' and 'highly deplorable.'

Bangladesh's Ministry of Foreign Affairs handed a protest note to India's Deputy High Commissioner in Dhaka on Monday.
The protest was in response to Amit Shah's statements at a Jharkhand election rally, where he threatened to 'hang every Bangladeshi infiltrator upside down.'
Bangladesh expressed a 'deep sense of hurt' and 'extreme displeasure' over Shah's remarks, urging India to advise its political leaders against such statements.
Shah's comments were made in the context of criticizing the ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) and Congress for allegedly supporting Bangladeshi infiltrators.
Bangladesh emphasized that such remarks undermine mutual respect and understanding between the two countries.