Sheikh Hasina Blames Yunus for Bangladesh's Minority Crisis
Sheikh Hasina, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, accuses interim leader Muhammad Yunus of orchestrating genocide against minorities and criticizes the government's failure to protect them. Addressing concerns over her own safety and strained India-Bangladesh relations, she highlights recent violent incidents against Hindus and other religious groups.
- Country:
- India
In a fiery address from New York, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina condemned interim leader Muhammad Yunus for allegedly orchestrating violence against minority communities.
She accused Yunus of 'genocide' and criticized the government's alleged lack of protection for Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians amid rising violence.
Amid strained relations between Bangladesh and India due to these attacks, Hasina also shared concerns about her safety and a purported assassination plot against her family.
ALSO READ
-
Bangladesh’s Deadliest Dengue Month Exposes the Cost of Gaps in Prevention and Hospital Capacity
-
Bangladesh Secures $100m ADB Loan to Help 40,000 Families Build Safer Homes
-
ADB Backs Bangladesh’s Power Upgrade With $200M for Growing Dhaka Communities
-
Bangladesh’s Job Market at a Crossroads as Rapid Growth Fails to Deliver Enough Employment
-
Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response on West Bengal Woman's Alleged Deportation
Google News