Bangladesh Monday said it has sought India’s clarification over exiled prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s planned virtual address from New Delhi on August 5, warning that political activities by her from Indian soil could affect bilateral ties, news agency PTI reported. Story continues below this adBangladesh warns against political activity from Indian soilSeparately, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s foreign affairs adviser Humayun Kabir said Hasina’s planned public appearance from Indian soil could undermine the “positive momentum” in bilateral ties. August 5 marks two years since Hasina’s government was toppled after violent student-led protests in 2024, forcing her to flee to India. Following elections earlier this year, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party formed the government under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Dhaka has since sought Hasina’s extradition from India, while New Delhi has acknowledged receiving the request and said it remains under legal consideration.