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Exiled Sheikh Hasina Has Zero Chance of Returning to Bangladesh, Says State Minister Humayun Kabir

State Minister Dismisses Former Prime Minister's Planned Virtual Address in London as 'Worthless Activity', Declaring Her Political Career Over

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National Desk • 29 Sept • 2 min read

Exiled Sheikh Hasina Has Zero Chance of Returning to Bangladesh, Says State Minister Humayun Kabir
State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir briefs reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka regarding diplomatic and political developments.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir stated on Tuesday (September 29, 2026) that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has "zero chance" of returning to Bangladesh, dismissing her scheduled virtual engagements as irrelevant political posturing.

Speaking to reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs following a bilateral meeting with South Korean Ambassador Kim Ji-joon, Kabir was questioned regarding a press conference scheduled in London where Sheikh Hasina and her son Sajeeb Wazed Joy are slated to participate virtually from India. The State Minister characterized the initiative as a "worthless activity," asserting that fleeing the country effectively marked the end of her political standing. Kabir stated that the former prime minister had destroyed her party and political legacy, adding that historical precedent shows little to no possibility of return for leaders ousted under such circumstances. He further noted that the government will issue necessary communications to relevant foreign authorities where appropriate.

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