Government distances itself from Hasina presser
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At a glance
- The Indian government stated it has no involvement in a planned virtual press conference by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
- The event is being organized by a private entity, and the Indian government does not endorse any views that may be expressed.
- This statement distances the government from the event, clarifying its non-participation and non-endorsement.
The Indian government has officially distanced itself from a planned virtual press conference by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, scheduled for August 5. New Delhi clarified on Tuesday that it has no connection to the event, which is being organized by a private entity.
Government officials emphasized that India does not endorse any views or opinions that may be articulated during the forum. This public statement serves to preempt any potential misinterpretations or assumptions about official Indian backing for the event or the perspectives shared by Hasina.
The clarification underscores the government's stance on maintaining a clear separation from activities organized by non-governmental bodies, particularly those involving political figures from other nations. The move ensures that India's official position remains distinct from the content of the private event.
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