New Delhi, Aug. 4 -- Bangladesh believes former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's plans to address a news conference in New Delhi can undermine the positive momentum in relations with India, a top aide of the Bangladesh Prime Minister told Indian high commissioner Dinesh Trivedi on Monday. Humaiun Kobir, adviser on foreign affairs to PM Tarique Rahman, conveyed the message to Trivedi during a meeting at the Prime Minister's Office in Dhaka, according to a statement from Bangladesh's foreign ministry. The development came two days before a planned virtual news conference by Hasina on August 5, exactly two years after she fled to India after the collapse of her government. Kobir told Trivedi that Bangladesh "expects India's cooperation in ensuring that no individual - including the fugitive Hasina or members of organisations whose activities have been banned - uses Indian territory to deliver political statements or conduct activities aimed at destabilising the situation within Bangladesh", the statement said. He also "noted that such activities could undermine the positive progress of bilateral relations", according to the statement issued in Bengali. The statement quoted Trivedi as saying that the "matter would be duly considered, necessary inquiries made, and active attention paid to the issue". The Indian high commission said on social media that Trivedi reiterated India's "intent to work positively with the government of Bangladesh to advance the developmental aspirations of the peoples of India and Bangladesh". The discussion "focused on increasing people-centric cooperation between the neighbouring countries, based on mutual interest and benefit", according to the social media post....