Bangladesh Turmoil: Osman Hadi’s Family Demands Justice, Accuses Yunus Government Of ‘Sabotaging’ General Elections | World News

Bangladesh Unrest: Inqilab Moncho on Tuesday held a protest over the killing of Chairman Sharif Osman Hadi in Shahbagh in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Oman Hadi’s brother, Sharif Omar Hadi, claimed that the interim government led by Mohammed Yunus was responsible for the murder.

ANI, citing bdnews24 specifically, reported that Omar Hadi also claimed that there were attempts to disrupt the general elections following the murder.

The group had previously sought justice for the killers by issuing a 24-hour ultimatum to the government. Inqilab Moncho demanded that the murderers of its collector Osman Hadi be brought to justice before the 13th national elections and referendum to be held in Bangladesh.

ANI, citing bdnews24, reported that Sharif Omar bin Hadi stated that “the interim government cannot escape responsibility” for the murder and that he would eventually be tried for not protecting himself.

Omar bin Hadi also noted that since the murder occurred while the current administration held state power, they cannot escape responsibility and that they must be tried sooner or later, whether today or ten years later. He also accused authorities of trying to take advantage of the murder to “sabotage” the election; He promised that this movement would never succeed.

He added that Hadi insisted that the country hold elections in February and was actively preparing for this on the ground, but the purpose of the murder was to hinder the process.

This comes after Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor to the Bangladesh government, confirmed that the country will hold general elections on February 12.

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According to Daily Star, Bangladesh Legal Adviser Asif Nazrul said that the Osman Hadi murder case will be handled by the Speedy Trial Court to ensure timely justice.

The trial will be conducted under the Speedy Trial Court Act, 2002, Asif Nazrul said in a Facebook post. He added that under Article 10 of the law, the trial must be completed within 90 days after the police submit the investigation report.

(with ANI entries)