Where Will Sheikh Hasina Go? Bangladesh Ex-PM's Options After Dhaka Exit
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Right after her escape, some reports had claimed that Sheikh Hasina plans to seek asylum in the UK. But with London hesitating, the Awami League leader is looking at other options.
Two days back, Sheikh Hasina resigned as Bangladesh Prime Minister, fled capital Dhaka amid violent protests demanding her ouster and landed near Delhi. Since then, there has been speculation on where she is headed next. Right after her escape from Dhaka, some reports had claimed that the 76-year-old leader plans to seek asylum in the UK. But with London hesitating, the Awami League leader, it is learnt, is looking at other options.
What Sheikh Hasina's Son Said
In an interview to NDTV, Sheikh Hasina's son and Awami League leader Sajeeb Wazed Joy said reports claiming that his mother sought asylum in the UK are incorrect. "She has not requested asylum anywhere, so the question of the UK or US not responding yet is not true. My mother was planning to retire after this term anyway. She is done with politics in Bangladesh."
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