Washington: Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, alleged that the US helped engineer the 2024 protests that toppled his mother’s government. Speaking at a Washington-based press conference organised by the Center for US-Bangladesh Relations, Joy claimed that the former Biden administration had supported activities that contributed to Hasina’s removal from.
Dhaka: At least three people were injured after a crude bomb exploded during a rally organised by Bangladesh’s National Citizen Party (NCP) in Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka, late Monday night. The incident occurred during an event that was critical of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and marked the beginning of the party’s nationwide.
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed grave concern over the deaths of several Awami League leaders and activists across the country, accusing the current Bangladesh National Party (BNP) government of carrying forward a cycle of violence that began under the former interim government led by Muhammad Yunus.
New Delhi: Bangladesh’s deposed premier Sheikh Hasina criticised her country’s election held on Thursday as “an exercise in industrial-scale administrative manipulation and numerical fraud”, and sought its annulment. Calculating the percentage of voter participation against the total number of electors, as updated by the Bangladesh Election Commission from time-to-time on Thursday, she pointed out that.
New Delhi: Bangladesh Awami League President Sheikh Hasina has formally challenged the legitimacy of the February 12 elections, characterising the event as a “disgraceful chapter” for the nation’s democracy. In a statement addressing the conduct of the polls, the former Prime Minister alleged widespread administrative manipulation and numerical fraud, asserting that the reported figures did.
What happens when an election brings anxiety instead of hope? That is the mood among many Hindus in Bangladesh as the country moves toward national polls amid rising reports of violence and political uncertainty. Elections often bring political heat, but in Bangladesh this time, the temperature feels different. With rising reports of violence and a.
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has delivered a powerful message urging the people of Bangladesh to rise up and reclaim democracy, sharply criticizing the country’s interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. Speaking in an audio message played at an event in New Delhi, Hasina accused the interim leadership of undermining democratic institutions.
New Delhi: Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday called for actions to help unify the country and “banish the divisive actions of the past twelve months”, sought the removal of “illegal Yunus administration” and an impartial investigation by the United Nations into the events of the past year.” Sheikh Hasina, who launched a.
New Delhi: Weeks ahead of the national elections in Bangladesh, country’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday launched a blistering attack on Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the country’s Interim Government, saying he is “a usurer, a money launderer, a plunderer, and a corrupt, power-hungry traitor, has bled our nation dry with his all-consuming.
