India, Oct. 31 -- Anti-India rhetoric targeting Prime Minister Tarique Rahman was heard at a massive rally in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka on Friday, as demonstrators protested against rising prices, a prolonged power crisis and shortages of fuel and gas.

National Citizen Party (NCP) convenor Nahid Islam, known for his anti-India rhetoric, led the protest outside the National Museum in Dhaka's Shahbagh area. The demonstrators also demanded the resignation of the Home and Energy ministers.

Videos of the rally shared on X showed protesters raising slogans such as "Dilli na Dhaka" and chanting "Dhaka, Dhaka" in unison.

In an apparent attempt to revive anti-India sentiment, Islam was quoted by bdnews24 as saying at the rally: "We see that Ja...