> it seems that at the time of the protests in july 2024, rahman and azad were in bangladesh, and reports suggest that azad fled to india after hasina fell.  > it remains unclear why rahman (and her children) should have any difficulty flying back to uk  whether it be from either india or bangladesh - as she is not suspected of committing any offences and she is not being sought. her husband may be in a more difficult position because of his senior role within the awami league in sylhet. > a notable side story to this is that nazma rahman is an acolyte of tulip siddiq mp, the mp for hampstead and highgate (who was herself a camden councillor) and rahman is siddiq's constituent.  even more bames, tulip admit (in her heathen tongue to a crowd assuming nobody would be able to translate) that she only got her seat due to the work of foreign ethnic rackets > siddiq, also a labour minister, is of course the niece of the deposed prime minister sheikh hasina, and she has had a very close relationship with the uk awami league through much of her uk political career.   yd2e9pt4&ab_channel=matheusfilipeca stilhorodrigues i mean hey, they still have capital punishment over there so fingers crossed we could see british elected officials swing
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