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Sheikh Hasina seeks new passport, identity card to facilitate return to Bangladesh

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Sheikh Hasina has applied for a new passport and national identity card, indicating her intent to return and address the legal matters awaiting her in Bangladesh. Despite a prior ban, her Awami League party continues to enjoy robust support. Her return is likely to heighten the existing political unrest and may further complicate India-Bangladesh relations, as discussions on her extradition unfold.

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Sheikh Hasina seeks new passport, identity card to facilitate return to Bangladesh
PRANJAL PANDEY · 11/9/2026, 4:43:19 AM
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