Bangladesh is trying to show its strength as soon as the government changes, expressed protest in front of India

New Delhi: Bangladesh has strongly objected to the statement of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Monday night saying that we oppose the unfortunate statement made by Amit Shah regarding the citizens of Bangladesh. Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry also summoned the Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka and submitted a protest letter in this matter. Calling it highly condemnable, Bangladesh has urged India to stop its leaders from making such statements.We all have to do it… what did Amit Shah say
The Bangladesh government has strongly objected to the statement made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Jharkhand. In a rally in Jharkhand on September 20, Amit Shah had said that if the BJP comes to power, it will teach every Bangladeshi intruder a lesson by hanging them upside down. Amit Shah said that if infiltration is not stopped, infiltrators will become the majority in Jharkhand in the next 25-30 years. There is no place for infiltrators in the state. They are marrying our daughters and destroying the rich tribal culture and heritage by occupying land. We will throw everyone out, let the lotus bloom here.

What was said from Bangladesh side
The Bangladesh government has asked India to stop its leaders from making such objectionable statements. According to the Dhaka Tribune, the protest letter states that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed its serious objection and extreme displeasure over this. Also, the Indian government has been asked to refrain from making such objectionable and unacceptable remarks to political leaders. The letter further states that such comments coming from responsible positions against the citizens of the neighboring country undermine the spirit of mutual respect and understanding between the two friendly countries.