Donald Trump has returned to the White House and this may not be a good news for Bangladesh's interim regime chief adviser Muhammad Yunus. Sheikh Hasina, who is currently in India, in her congratulatory letter to Trump addressed herself as prime minister of Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's political calculations hinge on the belief that Trump may be inclined to support Sheikh Hasina, the ousted dictator who had fled to India.

Hasina’s congratulatory message comes at a time when Bangladesh is grappling with significant challenges. Since her removal from office, there has been a rise in violent attacks against Hindus in the

Earlier this month, the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) issued an arrest warrant for Hasina over the mass killings of student protestors in July and August

In letter released by Awami League on social media, Hasina lauds Trump’s ‘extraordinary leadership qualities’, expresses her ‘commitment to working together again’.

Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on his US presidential election victory. Lauding his "extraordinary leadership qualities", Hasina said the people of America had immense trust in the Republican leader.