Dhaka, Nov. 10 -- India's foreign ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal has said that the extradition of ousted Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina will be resolved legally.

India's statement came amid discussions over Hasina's request for a Bangladeshi passport and national identity card to return home.

In November last year, the International Crimes Tribunal in Bangladesh sentenced Hasina to death in absentia. She received the sentence for ordering a deadly crackdown to suppress the student-led 2024 July Uprising. However, she has denied the allegations from India.

Hasina had previously announced her plan to return home in December. She had told Reuters that she intended to return home to surrender before the court.

Meanwhile, Reu...