In a rapidly unfolding political scenario, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is facing increasing legal troubles in her home country, prompting speculation about her potential extradition from India. As legal pressures mount, Mohammad Touhid Hossain, the de facto foreign minister of Bangladesh’s interim government, hinted at the possibility of requesting Hasina’s return to Bangladesh. However, he acknowledged that such a move could create a diplomatically sensitive situation for New Delhi.

During an interview with Reuters, Hossain revealed that Sheikh Hasina is currently embroiled in “numerous cases” in Bangladesh, although he refrained from providing specifics or speculating on the potential outcomes. He emphasized that any decision regarding an extradition request would ultimately rest with Bangladesh’s home and law ministries. Despite the legal challenges, Hossain was quick to assert that the relationship between Bangladesh and India would remain unaffected, even if Hasina continues to stay in New Delhi for an extended period.

Experience election 2024 like never before with ABP Metaverse offering real-time updates, virtual tours, games and more

Mumbai, May 30, 2024: As the nation awaits the verdict of the highly anticipated Lok Sabha Elections 2024, ABP Network is thrilled to announce the launch of its cutting-edge Election Centre on Metaverse 2.0. The platform will transform the way citizens engage with the electoral process, offering a rich, immersive experience that goes beyond traditional coverage.

From result analyses to interactive games, and a data centre to real-time tracking of votes on the counting day, the Election Mandate 2024 on ABP Metaverse, accessible on https://abpverse.com/, has it all.

Here’s a sneak peek into what it offers:
Virtual Walkthrough of Central Vista: Step into the new Parliament of India with our detailed virtual walkthrough. Explore the majestic halls and chambers of this iconic landmark, where the 18th Lok Sabha will function from the very beginning of its term.

Live Election Coverage: Stay updated with continuous live updates of the results on the counting day and beyond.

How To Vote Initiative: An informative guide to educate and increase awareness among first-time voters on the voting process.

Election Data Centre: Dive into our extensive Election Data Centre, where you can check data from previous elections and find schedules and important information about key candidates.

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On the launch of the Election Centre Metaverse, Avinash Pandey, CEO, ABP Network, said: “Elections and ABP Network have always been synonymous due to the trust that the viewers have shown over years. The launch of the Election Centre Metaverse 2.0 is another milestone in the journey to stay ahead of the curve using the latest tech and go limitless.”

The Election Centre on ABP Metaverse 2.0 aims to serve as a one-stop destination for all information related to the polls. From debates and podcasts to ‘Predict & Win’ games, in-depth analyses of past election results, candidate profiles, and constituency analyses, we’ve got you covered.

Siddhant Mohite, Mira Bhayandar:

In a recent development, MLA Geeta Jain of Mira Bhayandar has escalated concerns to the Police Commissioner regarding alleged misrepresentation by a YouTube channel named ‘On Record Mira Bhayandar,’ operated by Sabir Shaikh. The controversy stems from a headline used in one of their news videos, titled ‘Papa Ki Pari,’ which MLA Geeta Jain asserts was a deliberate attempt to tarnish her image and that of the Police Department.

The video in question insinuated that MLA Geeta Jain, referred to as ‘Pari,’ and the Police, termed ‘Papa,’ have a collusive relationship, leading to a deterioration in the city’s religious environment. It alleges that the Police have favored the Hindu community over the Muslim Community, contributing to a disruption in communal harmony. MLA Geeta Jain vehemently denies these claims, stating that such misinformation can incite tensions between communities and damage the fabric of religious coexistence in the city.

Expressing her concerns, MLA Geeta Jain emphasized the crucial role of the media as the fourth pillar of democracy but condemned the actions of journalists like Sabir Shaikh for sensationalizing and distorting facts. She has formally requested the Police Commissioner to take swift action against Sabir Shaikh and shut down the ‘Mira Bhayandar on Record’ YouTube channel to prevent further dissemination of what she perceives as damaging and divisive content.

This development underscores the delicate balance between freedom of expression and responsible journalism, highlighting the challenges faced in maintaining transparency and accuracy in media reporting, especially in politically charged environments.