Sheikh Hasina is now India's diplomatic headache – Bangladesh Diplomat

Mirza Fakhrul, one of the thousands of BNP activists arrested during Hasina's tenure, told AFP, “The people of Bangladesh want good relations with India, but not for their own interests.”
“Unfortunately India's attitude is not conducive to this confidence building,” he said.
Both the countries were affected by severe floods in the month of August in such a situation of mistrust and mistrust Many Bangladeshis blame India for the floods
Bangladesh's interim government has yet to publicly raise the issue of Sheikh Hasina's asylum in India with New Delhi But the cancellation of her diplomatic passport has also made it difficult for Hasina, who is stationed at a military airbase near New Delhi, to travel to other countries.
A bilateral repatriation agreement was signed between Bangladesh and India in 2013 Under this there is an opportunity to bring Sheikh Hasina back to Bangladesh and face trial
However, a clause in the agreement allows the two countries to refuse extradition requests if the crime is of a 'political character'.
Pinak Ranjan Chakraborty, India's former ambassador to Bangladesh, told AFP that preserving bilateral relations is more important for Bangladesh than pushing for Sheikh Hasina's return.
He said any sensible government would realize that making Hasina's stay in India an issue would not do them any favours.