DHAKA: Bangladesh‘s interim govt will do no matter it takes to get deposed PM Sheikh Hasina again dwelling to face justice, overseas affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain stated Sunday in remarks that put the onus on India to resolve “whether or not at hand her over or not”.
“If our authorized system needs, we will certainly attempt to convey her again. There’s an settlement (with India) and authorized processes.It’s higher to not speculate,” he informed reporters.
On whether or not the interim govt was conscious of Hasina’s whereabouts in India, the overseas affairs adviser stated, “It’s higher to ask India about it.”
Bangladesh has revoked Hasina and her kin’s diplomatic passports, elevating questions on whether or not she will keep in India any longer and whether or not she faces doable extradition. The approval for the ex-PM to enter India after she fled Bangladesh within the wake of a student-led rebellion final month had been granted at brief discover, in keeping with officers on the Indian ministry of exterior affairs.
Hossain stated in response to a query on MoUs with India that such agreements weren’t legally binding, and there was at all times scope for reviewing them in nationwide curiosity. He confirmed the interim govt’s chief adviser Muhammad Yunus will attend 79th UNGA session this month.
“If our authorized system needs, we will certainly attempt to convey her again. There’s an settlement (with India) and authorized processes.It’s higher to not speculate,” he informed reporters.
On whether or not the interim govt was conscious of Hasina’s whereabouts in India, the overseas affairs adviser stated, “It’s higher to ask India about it.”
Bangladesh has revoked Hasina and her kin’s diplomatic passports, elevating questions on whether or not she will keep in India any longer and whether or not she faces doable extradition. The approval for the ex-PM to enter India after she fled Bangladesh within the wake of a student-led rebellion final month had been granted at brief discover, in keeping with officers on the Indian ministry of exterior affairs.
Hossain stated in response to a query on MoUs with India that such agreements weren’t legally binding, and there was at all times scope for reviewing them in nationwide curiosity. He confirmed the interim govt’s chief adviser Muhammad Yunus will attend 79th UNGA session this month.
