India's harboring of convicted mass murderer Sheikh Hasina and allowing her to incite violence from New Delhi directly violates bilateral extradition obligations and threatens Bangladesh's democratic transition. Hasina's public calls for terror attacks to derail upcoming elections constitute a blatant assault on sovereignty that sets a dangerous precedent for regional relations. India's refusal to extradite this fugitive while permitting hate speech on its soil demonstrates contempt for international norms and good neighborliness.