Sheikh Hasina Death Sentence EXPLAINED: What Will India Do? Experts Reveal SHOCKING Details

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After former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was handed the death sentence, several questions have emerged in international politics. Is Pakistan or China involved behind this decision? Is all of this part of the political tug-of-war linked to Muhammad Yunus? Various reports and analyses are making such claims, suggesting that regional geopolitics is becoming even more complicated.    Hasina’s security in India, Bangladesh’s internal politics, and the strategies of neighbouring countries — all of these issues are now at the center of a major debate. This video breaks down every angle in detail and explains the entire case thoroughly.    #sheikhhasinaverdict #sheikhhasinadeathsentence #sheikhhasinaverdictlive #bangladeshunrest #sheikhhasinacase #sheikhhasinadeathpenalty #sheikhhasina #bangladeshnews #internationalcriminaltribunal #whereissheikhhasinanow #dhakashootorder #sheikhhasinaliveupdates #bangladeshsecurityalert #sheikhhasinanews #dhakacourtdecision #awamileague #willsheikhhasinabehanged #bangladeshcrisis #dhakalive #southasianews  ~HT.410~PR.152~ED.420~GR.124~

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00:00Hello and welcome, I am Nagain Singh.

00:01As you know, today there is a lot of great news about Bangladesh.

00:06Sheikh Hasina, who was the former PM, who was running away from the country in Delhi,

00:12and was hiding in some kind of life, but today the order came from Bangladesh.

00:21It was given a lot of great details in Bangladesh.

00:27We have also heard such stories and such that there are great celebrations after this decision.

00:35Now, we will tell you a lot of details about what is happening in India.

00:40How much trouble can this happen in India because in India, Sheikh Hasina is still living in India.

00:46So, we will see how it all turns out.

00:48Now, to understand this diplomatic problem for India, what is really happening, what India should be doing,

00:55and what India could face and what happens next for Sheikh Hasina, if she is safe or she will be sent back to Bangladesh.

01:03There are multiple big questions and to resolve all these questions and give you the right answer and the latest updates.

01:10Ayan Nang Shah, Matra, he is with us and he has been a reporter with Dhaka Tribune.

01:16And thank you so much for joining us, Mr. Mitra.

01:20Well, this is a big development.

01:22A lot is happening and we want to know all the details.

01:27What is really is the scene in Dhaka?

01:29How do you see this decision?

01:32What is your analysis of this Dhaka court decision?

01:36Well, this is not a Dhaka court.

01:38This is an international court of, I mean, ICT tribunal, one's delivery.

01:44But before going to that development, I would like to explain a few things.

01:50In history of Bangladesh, this is very, I mean, you know, this is a, there's a train of accusing

01:56and there's a train of, you know, a vengeful politics.

02:00It happened with BNP regime against Hasina as well, because when PM Hasina contested her first election,

02:06I mean, not the first election, by the way, but it's 2008 election, she came straight out from the jail.

02:13And then, you know, she, she went to Poland, she contested the election that fetched her victory.

02:20So that's a culture of accusing the rivals and, you know, silencing.

02:26Then it happened with BNP's Zarina, BNP's as well.

02:34So that's a, that's a train.

02:36And if you, if you talk about, I'm talking about the Begum Zia, she also faced certain kind of charges and she went to jail.

02:45So this is very obvious in Bangladesh politics and in several other developing countries' politics,

02:50because there's an insecurity among the incumbent.

02:53And always they take the revenge whenever they take a chair.

02:57And we can see the repercussions of, of, of it in, around other developing economies,

03:03especially in the Southeast Asia, as well as in South Asia.

03:06So coming to the, today's instance, incident, what happened earlier in the day,

03:10the ICT's bench, which is formed of a three member committee is basically formed by three person.

03:19One person is drawn straight from, I mean, the, the tribunal that delivered the verdict today

03:26is actually equivalent to a high court.

03:31Okay. So, so that is the kind of stature of, of that, that body.

03:36So it basically three members and yeah, three membered.

03:40So, you know, the biggest question that comes to mind when it comes about what really happened with the protest in Bangladesh,

03:48how Sheikh Hasina had to flee the country.

03:51And the first thing that comes to everybody's mind, that who is he backed by?

04:02Is he, is he being backed by China?

04:04Is he being backed by USA?

04:07Or is he being backed by India?

04:09Of course not by India, because now we have Sheikh Hasina in India and India trying to protect her.

04:14So whose hand do you see in this recent, you know, diplomatic tension and the tension that we have in Bangladesh?

04:22Who is he backed by the recent, the current prime minister of Bangladesh?

04:28Okay. So he's, Bangladesh doesn't have a prime minister.

04:33There's an incumbency, which is led by an interim incumbency and unelected incumbency.

04:39They are backed by several due to their own interest and all.

04:44It's, it's China is there. The U.S. is there.

04:46The Pakistanis is a big player in this game.

04:50So, so when you say the protecting India, protecting prime minister Hasina.

04:55So, you know, India has a history of protecting the state leaders.

04:59It happened in the, during the time of Maldives guys, the Marum Abdul Gayum,

05:03all he had a telephone in his bedroom.

05:06So he rang up Indian high commission and then India rescued him.

05:10So in Sheikh Hasina's case is different.

05:13India is not protecting in a sense and a political leader,

05:16but a prime minister who is doing her incumbency requested for a transit visit.

05:23So there's a technicality to it.

05:25And this technicalities and the nuances are, you know,

05:28the playing ground for judicial appeals and moves.

05:32So what happens when Sheikh Hasina appealed India for,

05:37for this short transit visit,

05:39India allowed it because this is a very eventual and all of a sudden India got this request.

05:45India had to accept that.

05:47And if India doesn't, you know,

05:50to maintain the state leaders' trust,

05:54India has to do it.

05:55I mean, I gave you the examples of Maldives.

05:58But India is stuck now.

05:58India is stuck in taking a choice.

06:01Will India, will India decide to send her out of the country?

06:05Imagine Pakistanis or other forces,

06:09ISI trying to assassinate her.

06:12This could be other possibility.

06:13And this can be a big blot on India if she dies in India

06:18or if she is being attempted to be killed in India.

06:22Your friend is absolutely right.

06:26You know, because Prime Minister Sekashina's case is altogether a different thing

06:31than any other person's like author Taslima Nasrin.

06:37What happened in Taslima Nasrin's case,

06:39you can see, I mean, she's, her party was,

06:41the alleged her and then there are a lot of things.

06:43And despite all of this, India gave permission to stay all the time.

06:50She has to renew it.

06:52But when it comes to Prime Minister Hashina,

06:54the case is unless India gets a guarantee from another state

06:58that who is issuing the political asylum

07:01or kind of security for a judicial purpose,

07:05India, sorry,

07:07India can't get away with this.

07:11Neither can India allow her due to the security concern and all.

07:16But as long as the judicial stops are there,

07:20the judicial complicacies are there,

07:22Bangladesh government and the incumbent

07:25as well as the diplomatic ground,

07:27diplomatic corps will have to find a merit to the case

07:31which is accepted by India.

07:33So, so far India has gotten appeals and the letters from Bangladesh

07:37which doesn't have a proper ground.

07:41Right.

07:41Okay.

07:41So, Bangladesh, India didn't send the plane.

07:45She came herself with the state infrastructure and all.

07:49Yeah.

07:49Okay.

07:49So, if you check what is the airline she used and all.

07:52It was all when she was in power.

07:54She was the prime minister

07:55and she's still the prime minister as her party.

07:58And, you know, she claims.

08:00So, technically, she is the prime minister.

08:03She was not an outside prime minister

08:04like what happened in the Imran Khan case

08:06or any other like the Nepalese one.

08:09She was not outside the prime minister.

08:09So, we are not wrong.

08:11We are not wrong if we say that she is still

08:13the current prime minister of Bangladesh.

08:17Certainly, when you have a very...

08:19It's all about the politics and the diplomacy

08:22and which country you are in

08:25that we can decide if we should call her

08:27the current prime minister of India or not.

08:30Yeah, certainly.

08:30Certainly, it's not Bangladesh or not.

08:32Yeah, so, the case of Sekhashina

08:36is entirely different

08:38because when you are a friend,

08:39you have a committed responsibility.

08:41And we have seen...

08:42We have seen since the 2008 election,

08:46Bangladesh and under Sekhashina

08:48remained a friend of India.

08:52We had a lot of bilateral agreement.

08:54Our relation marched fast

08:56in the name of X-Tist.

08:58I mean, we had a time.

09:00We even had a, you know,

09:02currency agreement.

09:03We are trading in Taka.

09:05So, the Bangladesh economy

09:07benefited a lot from India's development.

09:09Similarly, India get a greater access.

09:11Our bilateral trade tries 60 billion.

09:14But despite all of this,

09:16you know,

09:17there are problems inside

09:19the income of Sekhashina.

09:21She trusted the long people.

09:23There are massive, massive corruptions

09:25and malpractices.

09:27So, anyway,

09:28when you say

09:28whether India has done a right thing,

09:31accepting her request,

09:33I would argue

09:35India has done the right thing.

09:37But India

09:38would be compelled to

09:39India

09:41may get a such a

09:43situation

09:44where India

09:45has to,

09:46you know,

09:47India has to

09:51send her back

09:52from

09:52from her territory.

09:54So,

09:54what's next for India?

09:56What's next for India?

09:57Now,

09:58India

09:58will

09:59send

10:00Bangladesh

10:01back to Bangladesh

10:01and

10:02Sheikh Hazina,

10:04India will let her flee

10:05to some other country

10:06or

10:06India will

10:07keep her here.

10:09But

10:09we would never know

10:10that which city

10:11or which part of India

10:12she is living in.

10:13Look,

10:14Prime Minister

10:17is not

10:17in India

10:18in India.

10:20During,

10:21throughout her staying here

10:22in 18 months,

10:23right?

10:23She hasn't committed

10:24any crime in India.

10:25So,

10:25India will not

10:26will not deport

10:27that unless

10:29there's a

10:30technically right

10:31and sound

10:32request

10:33come from

10:34through the diplomatic

10:35channel.

10:36Right.

10:36So,

10:37it's not short of

10:38any outsider's pressure

10:39or something,

10:40but the Bangladesh

10:41authorities,

10:41it's up on them.

10:43So,

10:43they have to fix

10:44a proper

10:45shot of

10:47and unsounding

10:48a meritful

10:49case

10:50and plead

10:51through the

10:51MEA

10:51or India's

10:52authorities.

10:53So,

10:53this is the technicality.

10:54And today,

10:55you have seen

10:55the Sekashina's

10:56party,

10:57the AOMI League.

10:57I was talking to them,

10:58the couple of ministers

10:59of the AOMI League

11:00earlier.

11:01So,

11:01they all,

11:02you know,

11:02said

11:03this merit,

11:04there's no merit

11:05in this judgment

11:06because two

11:07out of the three judges,

11:09one is drawn

11:10straight from the,

11:11you know,

11:11the bar and bench.

11:12So,

11:12technically,

11:13the bar people

11:14is one from the BNP's leader.

11:16He's a practicing lawyer

11:17there in the high court

11:19of Bangladesh.

11:21So,

11:21this is basically

11:24the judicial

11:25battleground.

11:26However,

11:26however,

11:27the problem

11:27still remains.

11:29Despite all the support

11:30from her party members,

11:32she is never going

11:33to go back

11:34to Bangladesh.

11:36See,

11:36we can't say so.

11:38We can't say so

11:38because future

11:39is obviously unknown

11:41and in politics,

11:43anything could happen

11:43at any point of time.

11:44Do you think

11:44she'll go back

11:45risking her life?

11:47Of course.

11:48Of course.

11:48She won't.

11:49I mean,

11:50I'm sure she will

11:51abide by her

11:51country's own

11:53legislature.

11:54Yeah.

11:54So,

11:55she will,

11:57she said,

11:57she believes

11:58in almighty

11:59and whatever

12:00almighty decides,

12:01she will do that

12:02and her legislature

12:05is very strong,

12:06I believe.

12:07And,

12:08by the way,

12:09there's a prohibition

12:10and unpractice

12:10of death sentences

12:12in the past.

12:13Of course,

12:13I remain an admirer

12:15of Sekashina,

12:15but the kind

12:16of brutal malpractices

12:18and the kind

12:19of hegemony

12:19there is

12:22completely

12:23denial

12:25of the people

12:26suffering.

12:26This kind

12:27of things

12:27I have seen

12:28in the past

12:29is also horrific.

12:30So,

12:31I can't say

12:32like she won't be,

12:33she will be forever

12:34here

12:34and justice

12:35will prevail.

12:36That's what I believe.

12:37Okay.

12:38Before we let you go,

12:39Mr. Meitra,

12:40the last question,

12:42how do you see

12:43the future

12:43of Bangladesh?

12:45Considering

12:45the entire,

12:47you know,

12:48the politics

12:49of Southeast Asia

12:51where even

12:52US is involved,

12:54China has a big

12:55role to play.

12:56So,

12:56what is the future

12:57of Bangladesh now?

13:00Well,

13:01I see future

13:03or foresee future

13:04on the basis

13:05of a couple

13:05of assumptions

13:06and variables.

13:07So,

13:07there are two,

13:08three variables

13:08in front of mine.

13:10I believe

13:11that election

13:11is happening

13:12in,

13:13you know,

13:14the end of February

13:15or that's what

13:17I believe.

13:17So,

13:18if I assume,

13:18that is one variable.

13:20So,

13:21if election happens,

13:22I believe

13:23the BNP

13:24is coming to the power,

13:25the main opponent

13:25of the,

13:26it's like BJP

13:27and Congress there.

13:29So,

13:29Bangladesh

13:29is always a playground

13:31of two big powers.

13:32So,

13:33if the vacuum remains,

13:34it will be BNP.

13:37They will be,

13:37it's a 300

13:38unicameral parliament.

13:40So,

13:41unicameral means

13:41not like

13:42our Rajya Shaba

13:43or Lok Shaba

13:45or Pakistan Senate

13:46and National Assembly.

13:47So,

13:48they rest up one

13:48house

13:50and they have

13:5050 separate

13:51for the women.

13:53So,

13:53people will

13:53come with

13:55a massive victory.

13:56But one of the,

13:57one of the

13:57allegations against India

13:59is that,

14:00that Anfield,

14:01you know,

14:01the US-led

14:02election observer body

14:03earlier

14:04didn't,

14:08came to observe

14:09the election of Bangladesh.

14:10They didn't recognize

14:11the 2018 elections

14:13and the 2022,

14:142023's election

14:18in Bangladesh.

14:20So,

14:20that was one of the things,

14:21like,

14:22you know,

14:22India,

14:23China,

14:23somehow China

14:24congratulated

14:26and then China

14:27had a presence

14:28in the,

14:28after the election.

14:30But India's

14:31involvement

14:32with the army

14:33led politics

14:35is one of the things,

14:36like India,

14:37the Bangladesh

14:37alleges that India

14:38could never be a friend

14:39of Bangladesh,

14:42the people of Bangladesh,

14:43they only remained

14:44up to the level

14:45of the AOMI league circuit.

14:46That is the allegation

14:47by Bangladesh's

14:49opponent.

14:49Let's see.

14:50Let's see how

14:51it all turns out

14:52and if Pakistan

14:53and Bangladesh

14:54will be friends again,

14:56things will change

14:57very rapidly

14:57after whatever

14:59has happened.

15:01Yeah.

15:02Yeah.

15:02I wrote it earlier

15:04that there's a chance

15:05because whatever happens

15:06by this incumbency,

15:08the BNP will undo this

15:10and they will do

15:11new kind of,

15:12you know,

15:13exactly which

15:14the Hakishina government

15:16distanced from.

15:17They will bring them

15:18into the diplomacy,

15:20the main circuit diplomacy.

15:21Like,

15:21countries like DH,

15:22especially Turkey

15:23and Pakistan

15:23will come into the picture.

15:25Turkey for defense things

15:26and Pakistan

15:27for several utter bilateral

15:29and logistical things.

15:30they will try

15:31to maximize

15:32Karachi port

15:33and Pakistan's

15:34other items

15:35including cosmetics

15:36and,

15:37you know,

15:37garments.

15:38Right.

15:38So,

15:39there's a cotton market

15:40but,

15:42like,

15:42you know,

15:43boycotting India

15:43is not technically possible

15:44because India

15:45is so huge.

15:47They have a

15:47all,

15:48you know,

15:49all sides border

15:50and the people

15:50have the decent,

15:51you know,

15:52dependency on India.

15:53You think of

15:54like a medical treatment

15:55of the common people

15:56of lower middle class

15:58and the middle class.

15:59They can't afford

16:00the treatment

16:01in Turkey

16:01somewhere in Europe.

16:02Okay.

16:03They obviously

16:03will have to rely

16:04on Kolkata

16:05and the places

16:06for affordability

16:07and this thing.

16:07So,

16:08Bangladesh politicians

16:08will also have

16:09to be mindful.

16:10At the same time,

16:11Indian practitioners,

16:13especially in South,

16:14in Delhi

16:14and Kolkata

16:15will have to mindful

16:16of Bangladeshi people.

16:18They have to treat

16:18that all those

16:19Bangladeshi tourists,

16:21I mean,

16:21when I say tourist,

16:22it across healthcare

16:24business and everyone,

16:25they have to respect them

16:27in order to maintain

16:29a good relation

16:30as well as their trade

16:31because it will

16:32construct their future.

16:34Thank you so much

16:35for your time,

16:36Mr. Maitra

16:37and explaining

16:37all the details

16:39and in-depth knowledge

16:40and the analysis

16:41of what really has happened.

16:43Of course,

16:43we pray things

16:44get better in Bangladesh

16:45and Bangladesh

16:47comes to the path

16:48of recovery.

16:49Of course,

16:50politics as a thing

16:51that everything

16:52is more complicated

16:53but Bangladesh

16:55and even Turkey

17:00will be keeping an eye

17:02that what is really

17:03happening in Bangladesh.

17:04We'll be bringing you

17:05more updates

17:06and details

17:06about what is happening

17:08in Bangladesh

17:08and there are bigger details

17:10of Bihar election

17:11and also,

17:12of course,

17:13what is really happening

17:14in Delhi Blast case

17:15and the latest update.

17:17This is Nagin Singh

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