‘I will return to Dhaka…’: Bangladesh’s exiled PM Sheikh Hasina makes big statement on her Bangladesh return

Dhaka: In a significant global political development, Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina who is now living in Delhi since fleeing Dhaka in August 2024, has made a big statement on her return to New Delhi. Notably, Hasina, the daughter of Bangladesh Foreign Minister Mujibur Rehman, ruled Bangladesh for 15 consecutive years, spoke to the media after a long silence. Here is what the Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said on the Muhammad Yunus government and her return to Bangladesh.

The Former Bangladesh PM has said on her return to Bangladesh that she wishes to return home but only when “a legitimate government and the rule of law” are restored in her country.

What Sheikh Hasina said on her Bangladesh return?

“I want to go home. But only when there’s a legitimate government and the rule of law”, the former Bangladesh PM said on her return to Bangladesh.

What Sheikh Hasina said on cases against her in Bangladesh?

“It’s a kangaroo court. First the verdict was written, then the trial began. I didn’t even get a chance to present my case”, Sheikh Hasina said on the cases against her in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Nationalist Party accuses National Consensus Commission

In another major update for Bangladesh, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) accused the country’s National Consensus Commission of “deceiving” the people and political parties with its final recommendations on the July Charter, calling for its immediate correction by incorporating the notes of dissent.

As per a report carried by IANS news agency, the remarks were made by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir following the submission of the NCC’s recommendations to Chief Advisor of the interim government Muhammad Yunus on ways to implement the July Charter.

(With inputs from agencies)