Delhi was unable to predict that Hasina would have to flee to India.

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Delhi was unable to predict that Hasina would have to flee to India.

The final week of the Indian Parliament's monsoon session began on August 5, 2024. With time running out and a number of essential bills that needed to be passed during the session, the Treasury Bench was at its busiest. As usual, there was a rush of ministers and leaders in the capital.

Home Minister Amit Shah, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, and Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar—three of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's most trusted lieutenants—had to closely monitor crucial events in a neighboring nation in the meantime.

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This "trio" has been keeping an eye on the 'March to Dhaka' program in Bangladesh since that morning, when millions of protesters blocked the city, while Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina managed the situation. According to BBC Bangla.

Since these three are the primary leaders of India's international and internal security policies within the Prime Minister's team, the movement will inevitably have an impact on India both directly and indirectly, regardless of its outcome.

And the intelligence officials gave them each a "brief." Sheikh Hasina is up against the most difficult obstacle of her political career, but she might even "survive" this crisis.

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Because of this, even on the morning of August 5, the Indian government's top officials were unable to predict that Sheikh Hasina would ultimately be forced to seek sanctuary on Indian land under extremely difficult conditions.

Actually, no such prospect was brought up when Prime Minister Modi and Prime Minister Hasina spoke on the hotline for the final time before August 5 (likely on Sunday, August 4).

But for a few days before to that, General Waqar Uz Zaman of Bangladesh and General Upendra Dwivedi of India, the two recently appointed army leaders of the two nations, had been in close communication with one another.

While they were discussing the issue, it was also made clear that, even in the event that sending soldiers to Bangladesh was not feasible, India was prepared to assist in every other way possible.

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However, it cannot be claimed that Delhi was precisely "prepared" for what transpired on August 5. Because it was practically taken for granted that Sheikh Hasina would eventually have to leave the nation in order to preserve her life.