Trump did not say that Sheikh Hasina is still the Prime Minister of Bangladesh.

Trump did not say that Sheikh Hasina is still the Prime Minister of Bangladesh. 

Trump did not say that Sheikh Hasina is still the Prime Minister of Bangladesh.

Sheik Hasina is as yet the Head of the state of Bangladesh, a case that has been circling on different virtual entertainment for the sake of the recently chosen US President Donald Trump isn't correct. Trump has not uttered a word like this about Hasina.

The news office AFP detailed this data in a reality really take a look at report on Wednesday.

As per the organization's report, it has been flowing via virtual entertainment that Donald Trump said in a new meeting, 'Sheik Hasina is as yet the Top state leader of Bangladesh.' However he said nothing like that in that meeting. The future US president didn't significantly express a solitary word about Bangladesh.

AFP said that a couple of months after the defeat of the public authority of previous Bangladesh despot Sheik Hasina through an upset, different posts via virtual entertainment erroneously guaranteed that the recently chosen US President Trump said in a digital recording interview, 'Since Sheik Hasina has not surrendered, she is as yet the State head of Bangladesh.' The issue of Hasina's renunciation being 'unlawful' came to the front after the Bangladeshi President as of late educated a neighborhood news source regarding this.

A post written in Bengali on Facebook on November 9 guaranteed, "In a meeting with PBD, Donald Trump said that he actually thinks Sheik Hasina is the Top state leader of Bangladesh." Tending to the unlawful tenants of the Bangladesh government, Trump said, "The people who say Sheik Hasina has escaped, show me her renunciation letter."

The post likewise incorporated an image. It shows Trump sitting and chatting with PBD digital broadcast have Patrick Bate-David. The image peruses in Bengali, "I think Hasina is as yet the State leader of Bangladesh: Trump." Numerous different posts on Facebook have made comparable cases.

As indicated by an AFP report, Trump's meeting on October 7 was distributed on a confirmed YouTube channel called PBD Webcast. The video was named "Donald Trump Gets Profound Talks on Taxes, Obama and Iran." Trump didn't say a solitary word regarding Hasina or Bangladesh in the 1-hour and 26-minute video interview. ABC News distributed a report on his meeting, yet there was no proof that Trump had referenced Bangladesh.