By Admin 
Sheikh Hasina: Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina took refuge in India on 5 August 2024 after the plank in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, a Bangladeshi newspaper claimed how Sheikh Hasina left Dhaka and what kind of precautions were taken in coming to India. His helicopter was first to take off at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport of Kolkata, but then this decision was changed. In view of Sheikh Hasina’s security, she was brought to Hindon Air Force Base in Ghaziabad.
Sheikh Hasina left for Kolkata
Now according to the news published in a newspaper in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina had left the military plane. On behalf of her team, it was deliberately spread that she had left for Kolkata, but it was not done because she wanted to come to Delhi. Then the plane from which she was coming, took the route of Kolkata.
Why was the air route changed?
This was done so that the aircraft remained in the aircraft of Bangladesh for a long time. If she had left Delhi plane, she would have to stay within the border of Bangladesh for a long time. Sheikh Hasina did not want her plane to stay in Bangladesh aircraft for long.
Civil aviation sources told the Bangladeshi Daily The Daily Star that there is a hotline between the air traffic control in Dhaka and Kolkata to inform each other about the aircraft coming near. The plane where the flying to Ghaziabad was named the squack code. After flying from Dhaka, Kolkata was informed that it is a training plane. Such information was also given to Kolkata Air Traffic Control so that it could not be known that Sheikh Hasina is sitting in the aircraft.
Transponder started near Bengal border
After flying from Dhaka, the aircraft closed its transponders, who used to send identification related information such as the squash, height, speed and location of the aircraft. Sheikh Hasina, her sister and others were riding on the plane. Transponders were started only near the Bengal border. This is usually done when the flight is close to the border. It was a big challenge for her army to rescue Sheikh Hasina from Bangladesh on 5 August. On this day, the crowd was trying to capture the PM House.