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US hopes Bangladesh and India will reach a decision on Hasina through discussion
US hopes Bangladesh and India will reach a decision on Hasina through discussion
The United States hopes that Bangladesh and India will discuss and reach a resolution regarding the future of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who has been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity. However, the Trump administration said that Washington has not yet taken any specific stance on what should be done with Sheikh Hasina.A US State Department official made these remarks during an on-background briefing in New York on Wednesday local time. Journalists from Bangladesh, India, N...
Bangladesh•26 September 2026
Sheikh Hasina can't avail opportunity to appeal
Sheikh Hasina can't avail opportunity to appeal
There is no longer any opportunity for ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to appeal against the verdict of the International Crimes Tribunal. Chief Prosecutor Md. Aminul Islam told reporters during a briefing at his office on Monday afternoon.The Chief Prosecutor said, "In Section 21(3) of our law, it is clearly stated that an appeal must be filed within 30 days of the verdict being pronounced. If an appeal is not filed within those 30 days, no subsequent appeal will be admissible. This applies...
Court•07 September 2026