India has registered a strong protest with Dhaka over certain comments made by Bangladesh interim government's key aide Mahfuj Alam. Cautioning Bangladesh's leaders against their remarks, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal asserted that India wants to "remind all concerned to be mindful of their public comments".

India has lodged a strong protest with Dhaka over a now-deleted social media post by a key aide of Bangladesh's interim government that claimed certain areas of Indian territory should be part of that country.

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal condemned remarks by Bangladeshi aide Mahfuj Ala, emphasising the need for responsible public comments. India expressed interest in fostering relations with Bangladesh’s interim government and registered a strong protest over the issue.

"We have registered our strong protest on this issue with the Bangladesh side. We understand that the post being referred to has reportedly been taken down. We would like to remind all concerned to be mindful of their public comments,

The MEA condemns remarks by Bangladesh leader Muhammad Yunus' key aide Mahfuj Alam, emphasising the need for responsible public comments. India is interested in fostering good relations with Bangladesh's interim government,

The remarks, which included a provocative suggestion to annex parts of India, were made on December 16, coinciding with Bangladesh’s Victory Day

India has conveyed its concerns to the Bangladesh government on multiple occasions, urging the interim administration to take immediate steps to protect the lives and rights of Hindus and other minority groups.

In a now-deleted Facebook post, Alam said India should recognise the uprising that forced the then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.

India lodged a strong protest with Bangladesh over a Facebook post by Mahfuz Alam, an adviser to the interim government, suggesting annexation of Indian territories. Alam's post, made on Bangladesh's Victory Day,