Bangladesh Turmoil: UK Responds to Sheikh Hasina Asylum Reports: "No Provision For..." | Watch

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Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India following violent protests, faces uncertainty about her future. Her plan to seek asylum in the UK is hindered by strict immigration rules. Currently staying near Delhi's Hindon airbase, Hasina's 15-year reign ended amid widespread unrest over the quota system. Her son states she's "done with Bangladesh."

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00:00Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's sudden departure from her country has taken
00:26a new turn as she finds herself in a state of limbo in India.
00:30Following the eruption of massive unrest and violent protests in Bangladesh, Hasina was
00:35forced to flee, landing at the Hinden Air Base near the Delhi on Monday evening.
00:40Initially, it was believed that Hasina will seek asylum in the United Kingdom, where her
00:45sister Sheikh Rihanna is a British citizen.
00:48However, this plan has hit a significant roadblock due to UK's stringent asylum rules.
00:55The UK immigration policy clearly states that there is no provision for individuals
00:59to travel to the UK specifically to seek asylum or temporary refuge.
01:04Furthermore, the rules emphasize that those in need of international protection should
01:09claim asylum in the first safe country they reach as this is considered the fastest route
01:15to safety.
01:17As a result of these complications, Hasina is currently staying in a safe house near
01:20the Hinden Air Base in India.
01:23Her immediate future remains uncertain as she navigates this challenging situation.
01:28The Bangladesh Air Force aircraft that brought Hasina to India has now returned to Dhaka.
01:33Sources report that the Indian authorities provided full support to the crew during the
01:3716-hour stay at the Hinden Air Base, highlighting the delicate diplomatic handling of the situation.
01:43Hasina's departure marks the end of her 15-year reign in Bangladesh, a period that
01:48concluded dramatically amid the widespread riots and violent protests over the controversial
01:53quota system in government jobs.
01:56The unrest has led to significant loss of life and property damage across the country,
02:00forcing the once-powerful leader to seek refuge abroad.
02:04This turn of events represents a significant shift in Bangladesh's political landscape.
02:08Hasina, once a dominant force in country politics, is now finding herself in a precarious situation,
02:14now unable to return to homeland and facing uncertainty about her future residence.
02:20The situation remains fluid with potential implications on regional politics and diplomacy.
02:25Even India's decision to provide a temporary shelter to Hasina demonstrates the complex
02:29relationship between nations in South Asia.
02:33As Bangladesh grapples with the political transition and unrest like never before, the
02:38international community watches closely, aware of the potential ripple effects on regional

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