"The government has no plan to send the two leaders (Khaleda, Hasina) abroad," the adviser told reporters at his office.

On controversy over the filing of an extortion case against Sheikh Hasina, he said the taskforce will look into it to ensure justice.

Matin informed that with the consent of the chief adviser he talked to Awami League General Secretary Abdul Jalil to clear allegations and speculations that the case was conspiratorial and aimed at delaying Hasina's return to Bangladesh.

Replying to a query about sending BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia abroad, he said the government has no decision yet on this matter.

Asked about reported restriction that only four visitors would be allowed to meet Khaleda, the communications adviser said he is not aware of it.