Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal found Hasina guilty on three charges: incitement, order to kill, and inaction to prevent the atrocities. India on Monday reacted to the death sentence ...

- Bangladesh’s tribunal has sentenced former PM Sheikh Hasina to death in absentia, prompting her to call the verdict politically motivated. - Dhaka has demanded India extradite Hasina under the ...

India has officially recognized the controversial death sentence issued against former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by a special tribunal. In response, New Delhi reiterated its commitment ...

Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina urged India to press Dhaka to respect democratic norms and not disenfranchise millions ahead of elections. Facing a special tribunal verdict on alleged crimes ...

Bangladesh has delivered its harshest-ever judgment against a former leader, sentencing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity during 2024 students' protests. But the ...

Bangladesh's interim government on Monday urged India to immediately extradite deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, hours after a special tribunal ...

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh’s interim government has cited the India–Bangladesh Extradition Treaty (2013) to request the return of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina after an arrest warrant was issued by ...

The question dominating Dhaka and New Delhi today is simple: what happens next for Sheikh Hasina? The former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, once one of South Asia’s most powerful leaders, now finds ...

Bangladesh urged India to extradite ousted PM Sheikh Hasina under bilateral extradition treaty. Bangladesh urged India on Monday to extradite former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and former interior ...

She alleged that the Islamic extremists within Muhammad Yunus’s interim government were trying to undermine the secular and progressive traditions of Bangladesh.

Hasina has lived in self-exile in India since the fall of her government in August 2024. (AFP file photo)(HT_PRINT) Describing India as a "steadfast ally", former Bangladesh Prime Minister on Friday ...