Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to India after anti-government protesters stormed her Dhaka residence. He has been in India for more than two months. It is being told that Sheikh Hasina is living in a safe house in Lutyens Bungalow Zone of New Delhi, which has been arranged for her by the Government of India. While Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina lived in a huge 3,600 square meter palace in the center of Dhaka, surrounded by beautiful gardens, which was originally built as the residence of Queen Elizabeth II.
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According to sources, Hasina and some of her close people reached Hindon airbase in a Bangladesh Air Force plane late on the night of August 5. He resigned after weeks of anti-government protests. However, he left the airbase within two days. On the day of his arrival, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and senior military officials met him at the airbase. Intelligence officials aware of the developments said that the 77-year-old leader is now living in a secure bungalow near India Gate and Khan Market in Central Delhi.
It is a high security area, home to many former and current MPs and senior officials. To protect his privacy and security, ThePrint has decided not to reveal his exact address or street details. Haseena sometimes takes walks in Lodhi Garden with proper safety protocols. It is being told that the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh has been given several levels of security.
A source confirmed that they have a strong security cover, with plainclothes personnel present around the clock. As an eminent person, he is getting this level of security. She has been living in this area for more than two months. All arrangements for his stay were made here. Officials said her new residence is an Intelligence Bureau (IB) safe house, but asked not to disclose the exact location citing threat to Hasina’s life. She is also facing an arrest warrant in Bangladesh.
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One informed that the inner and outer security cordons of all the safe houses (one of three such facilities in central Delhi) are looked after by officials from central agencies, while inspectors and spotters from Delhi Police’s commando unit are deployed to spot suspicious activities and people. are deployed around the bungalows to keep an eye on. A second official said that when Hasina was brought to Delhi from Hindon, a sub-inspector (SI) of Delhi Police was deployed for two days along with IB and External Affairs Ministry officials.
