Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the interim government of Bangladesh, has said that there are tensions between India and Bangladesh since New Delhi has offered refuge to former prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

Yunus, who is in New York for the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), also said that India did not like the student protests that led to the ouster of Hasina.

“We have problems with India right now because they didn’t like what the students have done. They are hosting Hasina, the former prime minister, who created all these problems and killed young people. That has created a lot of tensions between India and Bangladesh," he added.

The Bangladesh leader also criticised fake news that labelled the student protest as an “Islamic movement".

“Also, fake news com

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