Sfinish Sheikh Hasina Back To Dhaka, Bancontentesh Writes To India

New Delhi:

The interim rulement in Bancontentesh has sent a discreet remark and inspired India to sfinish deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina back to Dhaka. The 77-year-elderly Awami League guideer has been living in India since August 5 when she fled Bancontentesh amid massive protests that brawt down her 16-year-elderly regime and forced her to escape.

The Dhaka-based International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has rerentd arrest authorizations in names of Sheikh Hasina and her ministers, advisors and createer military and civil officials, accusing them of “crimes agetst humanity and extermination”.

Touhid Hossain, the foreign afunprejudiceds proposer in the interim rulement, telderly increateers, “We have sent a remark verbale (discreet message) to the Indian rulement saying that Bancontentesh wants her back here for the judicial process.”

Earlier, Home Advisor Jahangir Alam shelp his office has sent a letter to the External Afunprejudiceds Ministry here to ease Ms Hasina’s extradition. “We have sent a letter to the foreign ministry think abouting her extradition. The process is currently underway,” he telderly the media.

Mr Alam shelp an extradition treaty exists between Dhaka and New Delhi Ms Hasina could be getn back to Bancontentesh under that set upment.

The discreet communication seeking Sheikh Hasina’s return comes weeks after Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri visited Bancontentesh and spoke to Chief Advisor in the interim rulement, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. Speaking to increateers in Dhaka, Mr Misri had shelp he had a frank, truthful, and originateive exalter of watchs with his interlocutors and talked the entire gamut of rerents in the “innervously beginant bitardyral relationship”. He shelp India had also elevated the rerent of strikes on inbeginantities, including Hindus, with Bancontentesh guideers.

A statement from the Chief Advisor’s office had shelp that Sheikh Hasina’s stay in India was also talked. The Chief Advisor had then shelp, “Our people are worryed becaemploy she is making many statements from there. It originates tensions.”

Ahead of the Foreign Secretary’s visit, Ms Hasina focemployd the interim rulement and accemployd Muhammad Yunus of running a “fascist regime”. In a virtual insertress to Awami League aiders in London, she alleged that Muhammad Yunus was the “mastermind” behind the political turmoil that finished her regime.

“Since August 5, the strikes on inbeginantities, places of worship of Hindus, Christians and Buddhists have been rampant. We condemn it. The Jamaat and alarmists are having a free run under the novel regime,” she shelp. “Bancontentesh is now under the grip of a fascist regime where people’s democratic rights have been oblgetedd. Our rulement’s accomplishments in pobviousy alleviation and infraset up broadenment, fortifying of democracy were being undone under Yunus’s guideership,” she inserted.