Shamima won’t be permitted to enter Bangladesh, reiterates FM
Mentioning that Shamima Begum, a British woman who left Britain as a schoolgirl to become listed on Islamic State in Syria and got her British citizenship revoked, does not have any relation with Bangladesh, said Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen reiterating that she'll not be allowed to enter Bangladesh.
“If Shamima wants to come to Bangladesh, we’ll in no way allow her. Bangladesh won’t accept such a militant. We’ve no relation with her,” he said while distributing scholarships of Moazzem Fatema Trust in the city.
In February 2015, Shamima, then aged 15, left her house with two other teenagers, Kadiza Sultana, then 16, and Amira Abase, then 15, and travelled to Syria to join ISIS.
She was found nine months pregnant, in a Syrian refugee camp in February 2019.
The government of the uk revoked her citizenship on account of her radicalisation good ISIS outfit in Syria.
Recently, Shamima lost the original stage of her appeal against the house Office’s decision to revoke her UK citizenship.
A unanimous judgment by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (Siac) found against Shamima, now 20, on three preliminary grounds, including that she was not improperly deprived of her citizenship. The judgment prevents her from time for London.
On February 20 this past year, Bangladesh confirmed that Shamima, now 20, isn't a Bangladeshi citizen and there is absolutely no question to permit her to enter Bangladesh.
About Bangladeshi citizens stuck in China in the wake of coronavirus outbreak, the foreign minister said the 171 Bangladeshi students will be cut back home gradually.
He also said the federal government is thinking about shifting homeless persons to Bhasan Char in Noakhali where massive development work has been unleashed. “Without sending Rohingyas there, an alternative solution is highly recommended as the environment is okay there,” he added.
