India Sets Two Conditions for Bangladesh on Sheikh Hasina's Return

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India is reportedly pushing for former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to come back from her more than two years of exile. New Delhi has placed two conditions on the government led by Tarique Rahman. According to BBC Bangla, India wants the Bangladesh army to transport Hasina home. It also wants Dhaka to ensure she can appeal her death sentence and receive a fresh trial over the July 2024 crackdown.

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