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Sheikh Hasina vows December return to Bangladesh despite arrest threat

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Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has announced her intention to return to Bangladesh in December, stating she is not afraid of being jailed. She said her return is motivated by concern for the country's future and a desire to put it on the right path. The Dhaka government responded sharply, labelling her an absconding convicted genocider and expressing displeasure over her public statement. Hasina also characterised the July Uprising that ousted her as a planned regime-change operation directed by an unnamed mastermind. Her remarks have significantly heightened political tensions between her and the current Bangladeshi administration.

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