As Bangladesh faces political turmoil ahead of the national election, people in the country see India as interfering and supporting an oppressive regime, says political analyst Mohiuddin Ahmad
Over the past month or so, Bangladesh has witnessed multiple protests by the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) demanding a neutral caretaker government ahead of the upcoming national election. This has led to scores of BNP workers and leaders being arrested by the police.
Even the US has repeatedly stressed the need for a peaceful, free and fair election process in the South Asian nation, fuelling speculation of a potential sanction on the Sheikh Hasina government.
