Government distances itself from Hasina presser
The Indian government on Tuesday distanced itself from former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s plans to address a virtual news conference on August 5, saying it has no involvement in the event being organised by a private entity and does not endorse views that may be expressed at the forum
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