流亡印度的孟加拉国前总理谢赫·哈西娜在新德里宣布，计划于2026年12月返回孟加拉国[1]。尽管面临死刑判决和可能的监禁，她表示坚定的回国决心，声称"我知道他们可能会把我关进监狱，或者可能会杀死我，或者任何事情都可能发生，但我仍然必须回去"[1]。
哈西娜因在2024年对学生抗议者的镇压中被控犯有反人类罪，已于2025年被孟加拉国法院缺席判处死刑[1]。联合国披露，该次镇压中共有近1400人丧生[1]。哈西娜于2024年8月逃往印度[1]。
这一宣言引发了孟加拉国政府的强烈反应。孟加拉国政府以印度允许哈西娜接受媒体采访侮辱了国家主权为由提出抗议[1]，加剧了两国之间的外交紧张局势。
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, currently in exile in India, has declared her intention to return to Bangladesh in December 2026, despite facing a death sentence [1]. Speaking in New Delhi, Hasina stated: "I know they may put me in jail, or they may kill me, or anything could happen, but I still have to go back" [1].
Hasina fled to India in August 2024 following a crackdown on student protests [1]. In 2025, a Bangladesh court convicted her in absentia of crimes against humanity and sentenced her to death [1]. According to the United Nations, the 2024 crackdown resulted in approximately 1,400 deaths [1]. The Bangladeshi government has protested India's decision to allow her media interviews, characterizing it as an affront to national sovereignty [1].