Longer stay for Hasina in visa category
The Free Press Journal|August 10, 2024
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will stay in India far longer than was expected, according to government sources top More important, her stay will be in 'visa' and not in 'asylum' or 'refugee' category.
FPJ News Service

Sources were quoted saying, "Her safe departure to any country is not working out right now.

We don't have asylum or refugee laws in India.

We have deliberately not brought in such laws. They pointed out to News 18 that the "The legal position is we can't keep anyone on refugee or asylum status. The Dalai Lama is here because of government policy," they said.

According to sources, asylum and refugee laws are creating problems worldwide. "Once you give refugee and asylum status, they demand their rights and go to courts. This creates more problems. We allow stay on case-to-case basis, but don't have a law as such," said sources.

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