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Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh, Dinesh Trivedi, stated during a discussion organized by a Dhaka-based think tank that there is no deadline for Sheikh Hasina’s return from India due to ongoing legal examination of Bangladesh’s extradition request. Trivedi also clarified that India had no role in facilitating Hasina's extraction and emphasized the “tragic circumstances” surrounding her asylum in India. The diplomatic tensions between India and Bangladesh have persisted since Hasina sought refuge, complicating bilateral relations despite recent efforts towards normalization.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-03,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Saturday, the Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh, Dinesh Trivedi, stated during a discussion in Dhaka that New Delhi cannot provide a deadline for the return of ousted ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who sought asylum in India after her government collapsed in August 2024. The legal process for extradition is ongoing and involves courts, leaving no timeframe for her return at present. Trivedi clarified that India had no role in Hasina’s extraction from Bangladesh; she was escorted by a Bangladeshi military detachment and brought to India via a Bangladeshi aircraft while still serving as prime minister.
The next day, the state minister for foreign affairs of Bangladesh, Shama Obaed Islam, expressed hope that India would expedite Hasina's extradition process, emphasizing that political will is essential alongside legal procedures. Islam highlighted that both countries must exhibit the necessary political commitment to bring this matter to a conclusion.
Written for “Sheikh Hasinas Extradition” on 2026-10-05,
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The Indian high commissioner to Bangladesh on Saturday said Dhaka’s extradition request for ousted ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was being legally examined, so New Delhi could not state a deadline for her return.
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“Nobody can give you a timeframe (over Hasina’s return),” High commissioner Dinesh Trivedi remarked during a discussion organised by a Dhaka-based think tank.
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PTI reported.
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“Again and again, the government of India has replied to this that there is a process, and the process is legal, and it is well structured,” Trivedi added.
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Hasina sought asylum in India after a massive anti-establishment agitation led to the collapse of her government in August 2024.
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Trivedi said New Delhi had no role in Hasina’s extraction.
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She was escorted by a Bangladeshi military detachment from her residence and brought to India through a Bangladeshi aircraft.
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We had hardly any choice on that”, Trivedi said.
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Trivedi alleged the situation emerged because of “tragic circumstances” in Bangladesh, adding that such circumstances should never be repeated anywhere in the world.
“What was our choice?” Trivedi asked, pointing at the uncertainty of the potential situation, had India denied entry to Hasina’s aircraft.
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Strained ties India-Bangladesh ties severely deteriorated after Hasina sought asylum in Delhi.
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Hasina was replaced by an interim government led by Mohammad Yunus, which repeatedly called for her extraction from India.
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During that 18-month interim rule, Hasina was tried in absentia by a special tribunal and sentenced to death; her Awami League party was also disbanded.
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Following the February 12 elections, Tarique Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) came to power.
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Its government endorsed the ban on Hasina's party and repeatedly renewed the demand for her extradition.
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However, relations never fully recovered despite a new government in Bangladesh.
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They were strained further when Hasina addressed a virtual press conference from New Delhi on 5 August 2026, the second anniversary of her removal from power.
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Bangladesh's foreign ministry had earlier said that the atmosphere for Rahman's visit had been "vitiated" by Hasina's virtual press interaction.
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India has maintained that it had no role in the media event and that it does not endorse anything said at the forum about the Bangladesh government.
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Rahman had declined the invitation to attend the BRICS outreach summit, while a separate bilateral invitation has been on hold since February.
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Despite the downturn in bilateral relations, Bangladesh's state minister for foreign affairs, Humaiun Kobir, said after meeting Trivedi on Tuesday that Dhaka was "positive" about progress in discussions on Rahman's proposed visit to India; PTI reported that no date has been fixed yet.
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