Sheikh Hasina vowed to return to Bangladesh despite facing a death penalty, telling supporters that fear could not decide her "duty to the people."

Bangladesh has protested Sheikh Hasina's media interaction from New Delhi after her remarks on the 2024 uprising. Dhaka says the event hurt public sentiment, challenged sovereignty and could strain ties with India.

The former prime minister Sheikh Hasina also ruled out any back-channel negotiations with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government on her return.

The former prime minister Sheikh Hasina also ruled out any back-channel negotiations with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government on her return.

Bangladesh's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it was "outraged" that Sheikh Hasina had been allowed to participate in a live interaction with the media from the Indian capital, where she allegedly launched "venomous vitriol" against Bangladesh and its people.

Bangladesh government expresses outrage over Sheikh Hasina's press conference in India, citing concerns for bilateral relations and sovereignty.

Bangladesh government expresses outrage over Sheikh Hasina's press conference in India, citing concerns for bilateral relations and sovereignty.

Dhaka: Bangladesh has expressed outrage over deposed former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's live interaction with the media in New Delhi on

Sheikh Hasina used her first public address from New Delhi to vow a return to Bangladesh and challenge the post-2024 political order. Her re-emergence sharpens political polarisation in Dhaka while posing a delicate diplomatic test for India.

Sheikh Hasina demands the lifting of her party's ban during her first media interaction since being ousted as Prime Minister.

Bangladesh said it was "outraged" that Hasina -- whom it repeatedly labelled a "convicted genocider" and "convicted mass murderer" -- was permitted to hold a live media interaction in New Delhi

Bangladesh said it was "outraged" that Hasina -- whom it repeatedly labelled a "convicted genocider" and "convicted mass murderer" -- was permitted to hold a live media interaction in New Delhi

New Delhi: Signalling a dramatic turn in regional politics, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday announced her decision to return

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said that the South Asian country's situation has worsened over the last two years with people continuing to live in an atmosphere of fear, insecurity and economic distress.