A planned visit by the current Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to New Delhi has been stalled due to a disagreement over the political activities of Sheikh Hasina, a former prime minister who is currently in exile in India. Hasina held a news conference in August 20XX, criticizing the government that ousted her, which prompted Bangladesh's outrage as she was allowed to speak publicly from Indian soil. The Bangladeshi government has expressed concern over India allowing Hasina to engage in political activities and has asked for a "propitious environment" before the visit, while also requesting extradition of Hasina and other fugitives. However, the impasse does not seem to be solely about Hasina's extradition, but rather her ability to conduct political activities from Indian soil. The dispute predates the current government under Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party, with previous requests made by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus and other officials for India to prevent Hasina from making inflammatory statements. Bangladesh wants a "good and working relationship" with India based on trust and mutual respect, but is adamant that terrorists, such as Sheikh Hasina, should not be allowed to destabilize the country from Indian soil. Talks over Rahman's visit remain ongoing, with both parties acknowledging that a meeting between the two prime ministers is ultimately unavoidable.