Hasina Calls for Overthrow of Yunus Regime
Exiled Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina urged the public to overthrow Muhammad Yunus' administration, citing a lack of free elections and rising extremism. She called for unity to restore democracy, safeguard religious minorities, and invited a UN investigation into recent events in Bangladesh.
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Exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina launched a scathing attack on the Muhammad Yunus-led government in Bangladesh, urging citizens to unite and overthrow what she termed an 'illegal regime'.
In a pre-recorded message from India, Hasina outlined her concerns over extremist violence and the need for a return to democracy, calling for a UN-led investigation.
Highlighting five key actions, she called for the restoration of the constitution and protection of religious minorities, warning against the pervasive lawlessness and political repression.
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