As Sheikh Hasina Continues to stay in India, questions are looming over her future. We talked today with Senior Journalist Nabanita Sircar from London discusses Sheikh Hasina’s struggle to gain entry to the UK despite her sister's citizenship, questioning why Hasina is denied while others with human rights issues have entered. She also explores alternative options if the UK rejects Hasina, including moving to Finland or the U.S., where her extended family resides, or leveraging India's support as she currently remains there.
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