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All of the reporting here centers on Hasina's stated intention to return to Bangladesh and her claim that the move is meant to support people rather than seek power.
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Hasina Says Return Is to Stand By People
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Sheikh Hasina said she plans to return to Bangladesh on her own by December.
She said the move is not about power and is meant to stand by the people.
Hasina questioned the BNP government's move to link her extradition to Tarique Rahman's planned visit to New Delhi.
She criticized the current administration over economic struggles and severe shortages.
Why it mattersHer return claim could shape Bangladesh’s political opposition, legal pressure, and regional fallout with India.
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She also alleged persecution of Awami League members.
Hasina defended her political legacy and dismissed threats to her safety.
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What remains unresolved is the extradition dispute and how the BNP government's position will affect Hasina's return timeline, which she said is by December.
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Sheikh Hasina said in a telephonic interview that she intends to return to Bangladesh on her own by December. She questioned the BNP government's move to connect her extradition to Tarique Rahman's planned visit to New Delhi. Her comments also criticized the current administration over economic struggles, severe shortages, and alleged persecution of Awami League members. She said her homecoming is meant to support the population rather than reclaim power.
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Return to Bangladesh not about power but to stand by people, says ex-PM Sheikh Hasina | India News
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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated in a telephonic interview with Indian media that she intends to return to Bangladesh on her own by December, questioning the BNP government's move to link her extradition to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's planned visit to New Delhi. Hasina criticized the current administration over economic struggles, severe shortages, and alleged persecution of Awami League members. She defended her political legacy, asserted that her homecoming is meant to support the population rather than reclaim power, and dismissed threats to her safety by highlighting her past survival of numerous assassination attempts and political crises.