No African country has agreed to grant asylum to Awami League President and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, according to diplomatic sources. The development comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts regarding her possible relocation from India.

African Nations' Stance

Citing multiple diplomatic sources, reports on Friday (November 14) indicated that no African nation has shown willingness to offer asylum to Sheikh Hasina. Analysts suggest that international political dynamics and internal considerations may have influenced this decision. However, the names of specific countries or detailed reasons have not been immediately disclosed.

India's Two Conditions

Concurrently, it has been reported that India has put forward two conditions for sending Sheikh Hasina back to Bangladesh. While the specifics of these conditions have not been made public, they are a subject of discussion in diplomatic circles. This stance by India is viewed as part of ongoing diplomatic communications with Bangladesh's interim government.

Call from DSCC Administrator

In the meantime, the administrator of Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) has urged Sheikh Hasina to come to the border. He made this call on Thursday (November 13). His statement has sparked fresh discussions in the political arena. However, no immediate reaction or formal response has been received from Sheikh Hasina's side regarding this call.

Diplomatic Context

Sheikh Hasina is believed to be currently in India. While there has been speculation about various countries' positions on granting her asylum, the prospect of her finding refuge in an African nation now appears slim. The effectiveness of India's stated conditions and the DSCC administrator's call in paving the way for a diplomatic resolution remains to be seen. The interim government of Bangladesh has yet to issue any formal statement on the matter.