Dhaka, Dec. 2 -- Tulip Siddiq has described her two-year corruption sentence in Bangladesh as the outcome of what she calls a "personal vendetta" by interim prime minister Muhammad Yunus.

The MP for Hampstead and Highgate in London told Sky News on Monday that the entire process felt like "a complete kangaroo court. shambolic, a complete farce".

She said she was "baffled" that the Bangladeshi authorities had made no contact with her, even though allegations had been circulating for over a year and a half one and a half years.

Tulip, who previously served as the UK's anti-corruption minister, said she hired lawyers in Britain who "repeatedly" wrote to Bangladeshi officials.

"They haven't responded," she said. She added that she later t...