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Bangladesh Won't Let PM Visit India Until Sheikh Hasina Is Extradited
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Bangladesh Won't Let PM Visit India Until Sheikh Hasina Is Extradited

Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry on August 17 announced that PM Tarique Rahman's proposed India visit cannot proceed until New Delhi extradites convicted former PM Sheikh Hasina and other fugitives. India has maintained the extradition request is "under examination." The demand follows Hasina's August 5 virtual press address from New Delhi, which Dhaka said disrupted the diplomatic atmosphere.

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Sheikh Hasina Breaks Two-Year Silence, Vows December Return Despite Death Sentence International
Sheikh Hasina Breaks Two-Year Silence, Vows December Return Despite Death Sentence

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia via audio on August 5, 2026, vowing to return in December despite facing a death sentence. She called for the Awami League ban to be lifted and praised India's friendship during her two years in exile.

India's MEA Calls Out Pakistan on PoJK Deaths, Rejects Youm-e-Istehsal, Distances From Hasina Address Executive
India's MEA Calls Out Pakistan on PoJK Deaths, Rejects Youm-e-Istehsal, Distances From Hasina Address

India's MEA reported 90 civilian deaths in PoJK, dismissed Pakistan's Youm-e-Istehsal as "political absurdity," distanced itself from Sheikh Hasina's Delhi address, and confirmed three rounds of talks with Iran over Strait of Hormuz shipping safety, in its busiest diplomatic week of August 2026.

Burden To Prove Indian Citizenship Lies On Detainee, Not State: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Burden To Prove Indian Citizenship Lies On Detainee, Not State: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment]

Calcutta HC dismisses habeas plea of an alleged Bangladeshi detainee, holding the burden to prove Indian citizenship lies on the detainee, who failed to discharge it despite several opportunities.

Bangladesh President Shahabuddin Resigns Two Years Early International
Bangladesh President Shahabuddin Resigns Two Years Early

Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin resigned on July 24, 2026, citing Autonomic Neuropathy, two years before his term ended, days after Sheikh Hasina announced her December return from exile, and as Tarique Rahman's BNP government faces a 90-day window to elect a successor under the Constitution.

Bangladesh Formally Seeks Extradition of Sheikh Hasina from India

Bangladesh seeks Sheikh Hasina’s extradition from India after crimes against humanity conviction; India reviews request amid treaty, legal, and diplomatic considerations.

Sheikh Hasina Blames Yunus-Led Interim Government for Deteriorating India-Bangladesh Relations

Sheikh Hasina blames the Yunus-led interim government for straining India-Bangladesh ties, citing hostile rhetoric and failure to protect minorities.

Sheikh Hasina Expresses Gratitude to India for Shelter, Accuses Interim Government of Extremist Links

Sheikh Hasina accuses Bangladesh’s interim government of extremist links, thanks India for asylum, and warns of risks to regional security ahead of 2026 polls.

CJI cites Bangladesh to highlight importance of liberty [Read Speech]

CJI Chandrachud cites Bangladesh to emphasize the crucial role of liberty, urging reflection on history's lessons in preserving freedom and justice.

“Did Hasina commit extraditable offence”: Ex-SCBA prez to Bangladesh SC bar body chief

Here's why the former SCBA president requested details on any criminal charges against ex-PM Sheikh Hasina under the extradition treaty between India and Bangladesh.

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina quits amid Army’s 45 mins Ultimatum and Protests

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina resigns after a 45-minute ultimatum from the army, amid violent protests and demands for her ouster by student groups.


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