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Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry expressed surprise and shock on Sunday that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was permitted to address a public gathering in New Delhi on Friday. The ministry stated that allowing the event endangered Bangladesh's democratic transition and peace.

Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry expressed surprise and shock on Sunday that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was permitted to address a public gathering in New Delhi on Friday. The ministry stated that allowing the event endangered Bangladesh's democratic transition and peace.

Sheikh Hasina, 78, has been living in India since August 2024 after fleeing Dhaka following the collapse of her government amid a massive student-led uprising. Bangladesh has requested her extradition under the bilateral extradition agreement between the two countries.

Sheikh Hasina, 78, has been living in India since August 2024 after fleeing Dhaka following the collapse of her government amid a massive student-led uprising. Bangladesh has requested her extradition under the bilateral extradition agreement between the two countries.

In her audio address played at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in New Delhi, Hasina called Muhammad Yunus a "murderous fascist" and urged the people of Bangladesh to overthrow his administration. She claimed free and fair elections would not be possible under his leadership.

In her audio address played at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in New Delhi, Hasina called Muhammad Yunus a "murderous fascist" and urged the people of Bangladesh to overthrow his administration. She claimed free and fair elections would not be possible under his leadership.

Hasina presented a five-point demand including the removal of the Yunus administration, an end to street violence, guarantees for the safety of religious minorities and women, a halt to politically motivated legal actions, and a United Nations investigation into events of the past year.

Hasina presented a five-point demand including the removal of the Yunus administration, an end to street violence, guarantees for the safety of religious minorities and women, a halt to politically motivated legal actions, and a United Nations investigation into events of the past year.

A Dhaka court sentenced Hasina to death by hanging in November after finding her guilty in absentia on charges including incitement, issuing orders to kill and failing to prevent atrocities. Bangladesh is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections on February 12.

A Dhaka court sentenced Hasina to death by hanging in November after finding her guilty in absentia on charges including incitement, issuing orders to kill and failing to prevent atrocities. Bangladesh is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections on February 12.

The Awami League party has been barred from contesting the February 12 polls after the Election Commission suspended its registration in May. Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry warned that Hasina's speech set a dangerous precedent that could seriously impair bilateral relations with India.

The Awami League party has been barred from contesting the February 12 polls after the Election Commission suspended its registration in May. Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry warned that Hasina's speech set a dangerous precedent that could seriously impair bilateral relations with India.

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