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Exclusive: Return to Bangladesh not about power but to stand by people, says ex-PM Sheikh Hasina

Summary by Hindustan Times
A stable, democratic, secular and development-oriented Bangladesh is important not only for Bangladesh, but also for India’s security, Hasina said.

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In an interview given to the All India Press, Hasina said, "I want to return to my own country. I will return. I want to return by December. Because the political crisis in Bangladesh cannot be allowed to continue indefinitely. My return to my country is not for power. It is a matter of standing by the people. Can I stay abroad for the rest of my life? I have to return to my country, to my loved ones."

New Delhi: Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said that she will return to Bangladesh by December, despite the political crises in her home country and the challenges facing the government. In her first statement to the Indian media,...

Sheikh Hasina, who has taken refuge in India, has announced that she will return to Bangladesh by December. Rejecting the conditions of her exile, she has sharply criticized the BNP government's economic collapse and atrocities on Awami League workers. She has warned that Bangladesh is becoming 'another Pakistan'. Her decision to return has created a stir in Bangladeshi politics.

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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