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Home / India / Jaishankar Meets Pm Modi As Sheikh Hasina Lands In India Amid Bangladesh Turmoil

Jaishankar meets PM Modi as Sheikh Hasina lands in India amid Bangladesh turmoil

Rahul Gandhi also meets Jaishankar in Parliament House, discusses developments in Bangladesh
PTI
Updated At : 09:31 PM Aug 05, 2024 IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. PTI file

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New Delhi, August 5

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday as Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina landed at the Hindon airbase near Ghaziabad on her way to London amid turmoil in her country.

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Jaishankar is believed to have briefed Modi about the evolving situation in the neighbouring country but there was no official word on the meeting.

Hasina, who resigned earlier in the day as Bangladesh prime minister following massive anti-government protests, arrived in India in a C-130J military transport aircraft of the Bangladesh Air Force.

Meanwhile, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi also met Jaishankar in Parliament House and discussed the development in Bangladesh, Congress sources said.

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