ICT Indicts Bangladesh’s Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina in Crimes Against Humanity Case

New Delhi: On Thursday, Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was accused of a crime accused by the country’s International Crime Court (BIT) of crimes against humanity. The Bangladesh government asked India to deliver Mrs. Hasina and said that the new Delhi could not protect individuals accused of crimes against humanity.

In addition, former Interior Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal and former police General Inspector Chowdury Abdullah Al Mamun’a last year for the attempts to suppress protests under the leadership of July-August student. Mamun claimed to be guilty and filed a petition to translate the state’s witnesses in the case.

The court fixed the dates of August 3 and 4 for the next hearing, and the opening arguments and the first record of accumulation in the case.

Hasina and Kamal were proclaimed “escape”, Mamun was detained by the police and produced on Thursday before the court.

In July 2024, the uprising against the Ms. Hasina government died at least 1,400 people. An investigation by the United Nations Human Rights Agency found that Mrs. Hasina and other senior officials and the Awami League managed and supervised systematic pressures to the protesters, killed 1,400 people and injured thousands of people. He rejected both Sheikh Hasina and the Awami League claims.

The Awami League accused the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Jamaat terrorists of using the movement of a general student to overthrow the Hasina government.

Meanwhile, the Muhammad Yunus government in Bangladesh asked India to surrender to them to judge Mrs. Hasina. Mr. Yunus’ press secretary, Mr. Shafiqul Alam, called on India to act with conscience and moral clarity, and emphasized that India can no longer protect a person who is reliable of crimes against humanity.

“Now we call on the Republic of India to act with conscience and moral clarity. India refused to comply with the legal request of Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina. This position can no longer be committed. India can no longer protect a person accused of crimes against crimes against humanity. In the figure, no political legacy, there is no excuse, excuse anything, no political heritage, in any way excuse, in any way excuse, in any way that the murder of the murder can not protect the common value of this moment.

He added that the people of Bangladesh deserve justice, that the victims deserve to close, and that no leader is above the laws, no matter how strong the world is.

Mr. Alam, Hasina’nın protesting the protesting of the students claiming that the BBC eye investigations claimed to be ordered to fire. The BBC mentioned a leaked voice recording of Hasina’s ordered to use a deadly weapons to control protesters.

The Bangladesh government uses it as evidence against Hasina.

“The leaked record confirmed by first -class Forensic Medicine experts confirms what many Bangladesh people know in their hearts: violence is not spontaneous or accidental. Authorized. Anecdote or partisan.

Awami League, responding to the BBC news, said the Mr. Yunus regime had prepared this narrative as a weapon to serve its political interests.