Dhaka:
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who is currently under exile in India, called the chief of the South Asian nation’s interim government Muhammad Yunus “dacoit” and accused him of promoting “terrorists” and “chaos” in the country. . In response, Dhaka confirmed his commitment to bring him back from India and insisted on acquiring Ms. Hasina’s extradition.
Ms. Hasina, after her government, topped a student-led rebellion on August 5, 2024 after her government, held a conversation with the widows of four policemen killed during the rebellion of last July on Monday. Went. During the conversation, the excluded leader appreciated his tragic loss and promised to prevent his return.
He said, “The murders were part of his careful conspiracy to get me out of power,” he said, “I would avenge the deaths of my policemen.”
Accusing Mr. Yums of dissolving all the inquiry committees, Ms. Hasina alleged that the interim government “provoked terrorists” for the butchers.
“They are destroying Bangladesh,” he said. Ms. Hasina further claimed that when she survived an attempt to kill her government, “I was kept alive to do something good, by God’s grace. I will return and justice for all of you Will make sure. “
Four policemen were killed when Ms. Hasina tried to suppress the student-led protests last year in July-August. The moment that began as a protest against a controversial quota system ended in a call for his ouster soon.
In a tear address, Ms. Hasina said that about 450 police stations were also set on fire and said that the murders were part of a big conspiracy by Mr. Yunus, who has since admitted that to remove Ms. Hasina ” The design and conspiracy were “.
“The murders were part of his careful conspiracy to throw me out of power,” he said.
The former premiere stated that the “dacoit” Muhammad Yunus and others who caused these murders will be “brought to justice on the bungalow soil”.
He said, “This government has to go to power. People have to ensure this. The violation of human rights under them (Shri Yunus) has been unprecedented. We have to ensure that people make them out of power.”
Dhaka’s response
Soon after Ms. Hasina’s zoom interaction, the interim administration of Bangladesh stressed that acquiring the extradition of the former Prime Minister from India remains her top priority.
“This is the top priority of the government. We will continue our efforts to extradite Hasina to personally hold our case,” said on Tuesday, Shafiqul Alam, the press secretary of Mr. Yunas, said.
Putting a shadow on the future of Ms. Hasina’s Awami League in Bangladesh, Alam said that the people of Bangladesh and political parties will decide whether the party should be present in the political scenario of the country, but insisted that the killings were allegedly murdered. Those involved have been included, who have disappeared. And other crimes should face justice.
He also cited a report from the office of the United Nations High Commissioner Human Rights (OHCR), in which Ms. Hasina’s administration was accused of committing crime against humanity and said, “After the United Nations report and some reports of the rights groups Was published, the pressure has increased (India to return Ms. Hasina to Bangladesh).
India to answer yet
The Foreign Office of Bangladesh has presented a diplomatic note requesting the repatriation of Ms. Hasina. New Delhi has accepted its receipt, but no further response has been given so far.
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