Diplomatic Storm: Bangladesh Leader Threatens India's 'Seven Sisters', Delhi Summons Envoy

• A diplomatic row erupted between India and Bangladesh following anti-India rhetoric and threats from Bangladeshi politicians.
• NCP leader Hasnat Abdullah threatened to isolate India's 'Seven Sisters' and support Northeast separatists if Bangladesh is destabilised.
• India summoned Bangladesh High Commissioner M Riaz Hamidullah over security concerns for the Indian mission in Dhaka and rejected false narratives.
• Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma warned Bangladesh against such threats, highlighting India's strength and past issues with militants using Bangladesh as a haven.
• Tensions have escalated since Sheikh Hasina's ouster and Muhammad Yunus's interim leadership, with past remarks by Yunus also angering India.

Why It Matters: Bangladesh leader's threat to India's 'Seven Sisters' ignites a major diplomatic row, raising security concerns.