Sheikh Hasina's troubles increased, trial against former PM started in Bangladesh

News Topical, Digital Desk : The coup in Bangladesh is about to complete 1 year. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to leave the country after violence broke out in Bangladesh on 5 August last year. The situation in Bangladesh has still not returned to normal. Meanwhile, former PM Sheikh Hasina's troubles also seem to be increasing.

The trial against Sheikh Hasina has begun in the International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh. It was given the green signal today. In this trial, Sheikh Hasina has been described as the root of the violence.

Demand for strict punishment for Sheikh Hasina

Tajul Islam, on behalf of the interim government of Mohammad Yunus, has presented the government's side in the court. He says that violence broke out in Bangladesh because of Sheikh Hasina. In such a situation, Sheikh Hasina should get the harshest punishment.

2 associates also accused

Chief Prosecutor Tajul Islam has held Sheikh Hasina and her two aides responsible for the violence. He said former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal and IG Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun are equally accused.

What is the allegation against Sheikh Hasina?

In this case filed in the International Crimes Tribunal, many serious allegations have been made against Sheikh Hasina. The petition claims that Sheikh Hasina had instructed the police to take strict action to suppress the students' protest in 2024, due to which violence broke out in Bangladesh. After this, she and Kamal left the country. At the same time, Chowdhury Abdullah is in police custody.

Yunus Sarkar appealed to India

Let us tell you that Sheikh Hasina left Bangladesh on 5 August 2024. The interim government of Mohammad Yunus has repeatedly appealed to India for the extradition of Sheikh Hasina, but India has not yet responded to this.

Sheikh Hasina got 6 months sentence

Last month, the International Crimes Tribunal sentenced Sheikh Hasina to 6 months imprisonment for absconding from the country. According to a United Nations report, 1400 people died in Bangladesh violence between 15 July and 15 August 2024.

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