The Bangladesh government urged India to caution its political leaders against making such “objectionable and unacceptable” statements.

Bangladesh’s government filed a protest note against Amit Shah’s comments at a Jharkhand rally and urged India to caution political leaders against such remarks.

Dhaka has conveyed its ‘serious reservation, deep sense of hurt and extreme displeasure’ to New Delhi in a protest note sent through Indian Deputy High Commissioner.

Shah alleged that the Hemant Soren government in Jharkhand was the "most corrupt in the country that indulged in multiple financial misconducts, including Rs 1,000 crore in MNREGA, Rs 1,000 crore in mining, Rs 600 crore in land and Rs 40 crore liquor scam. It also usurped Army land".

The protest note from Dhaka came after the Union Home Minister had referred to the issue of influx into India from the neighbourhood

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday condemned the Hemant Soren government for rampant corruption and urged the people of Jharkhand to vote for a government

Bangladesh lodged a protest with New Delhi over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on Bangladeshi nationals during his Jharkhand visit. The Bangl

Bangladesh expresses 'deep hurt' over Shah's remarks. The protest note stated that the ministry conveyed its "serious reservation, deep sense of hurt and extreme displeasure" over

Shah had criticised the ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-led coalition in Jharkhand and accused them of encouraging infiltration from Bangladesh and warned that illegal immigrants could form a majority in the state within 25-30 years if not controlled.

Bangladesh says such remarks undermine the spirit of mutual respect and understanding between two friendly countries.

Bangladesh has issued a formal protest following recent remarks reportedly made by the Union Home Minister in Jharkhand