Sheikh Hasina Seeks Return to Bangladesh in December; Five Reasons It Looks Unlikely

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Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has expressed a wish to return to Bangladesh in December, according to the reporting. NDTV's sources indicate that India is unlikely to accept Bangladesh's position on the matter. Sources also say that extradition is not under consideration. The report sets out five reasons why the return appears improbable. The source article provides limited detail beyond these points.

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