Sanchita Chatterjee, BS News Agency: Taslima has returned to Kolkata after almost two decades. One of her books was released at Rabindra Sadan on Saturday. Today, Taslima went to the academy. There, in a press conference, she advocated for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to return to Bangladesh. According to her, Sheikh Hasina should be given the opportunity to return to Bangladesh to lead her party and participate in the elections. Message from Epar Bangla to Opara Bangla by Taslima Nasrin, a writer. Lift the ban on the Awami League. Exiled Taslima appeals to Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. She has also given a message to return Hasina to Bangladesh. However, during Sheikh Hasina's tenure, no thought was given to returning Taslima to Bangladesh. Today, she has appealed to Tarique Sarkar to return that Hasina. Taslima has returned to Kolkata after almost two decades. One of her books was released at Rabindra Sadan on Saturday. Taslima went to the academy today. In a press conference there, she advocated for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's return to Bangladesh. According to her, Sheikh Hasina should be given the opportunity to return to Bangladesh to lead her party and participate in the elections. Taslima against the ban on Awami League
Confronting journalists, Taslima said, "The way Awami League leader Sheikh Hasina has been ousted is wrong. This is not a democratic process. Banning the Awami League is also completely undemocratic. The party should be given the opportunity to participate in the elections. I want Sheikh Hasina to return to Bangladesh." In her words, although she criticizes Hasina, she is against the ban on the Awami League. Many leaders and workers of the Awami League have been tortured and killed. Democracy cannot be served by doing this. There has also been a request to return the exiled leaders of the Awami League to the country. Thank you to the Chief Minister for returning to Kolkata
Taslima thanked West Bengal Chief Minister Shuvendu Adhikari for giving her the opportunity to return to Kolkata after 19 years. She said, "I don't see any politics in inviting me to Kolkata after 19 years. The new government has assured me of my safety. I thank the Chief Minister for that."
What did she say about Joy Goswami?
At a function held at Rabindra Sadan, poet Joy Goswami was given a go-back slogan. Taslima expressed her regret over the incident. She said, "I feel very bad. This is not just an insult to Joy Goswami, it is an insult to me as well. There may be differences of opinion, but everyone has the right to speak. I hope such incidents will not happen again in the future."