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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerSheikh Hasina’s return plan, extradition row and rising tensions in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh has ruled out a passport for former prime minister Hasina and says she has no legal escape from a death sentence. India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal described the passport requirement for extradition as a “technical issue” and said that a travel document is needed for travel.
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Bangladesh prosecutor says Sheikh Hasina must face her death sentence if she returns, as her lawyers seek a new passport and identity card
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center · 6 outlets
Ousted Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina has no legal option left but to face execution of her death sentence, the International Crimes Tribunal’s Chief Prosecutor Md Aminul Islam said on Tuesday, rejecting the possibility of issuing her a passport or travel document. His remarks came a day…
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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has sought a fresh Bangladeshi passport and National Identity Card (NID) ahead of her planned return to the country in December, her party, the Awami League, announced on Monday.
— India TV
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DHAKA: Sheikh Hasina’s stated plan to return to Bangladesh in December has brought renewed attention to the legal and political challenges awaiting the former prime minister. Bangladesh says she will face execution if she returns, after missing the deadline to appeal her death sentence. Hasina, who…