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Sheikh Hasina Accuses Mohammed Yunus Of Genocide In Bangladesh

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Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina accused Bangladesh’s Interim Leader Muhammad Yunus of masterminding a “genocide.” Speaking virtually at an event in New York, Sheikh Hasina delivered a scathing critique of Yunus’s leadership and alleged plans to eliminate her and her sister.

She points out the fact that Yunus’s administration is failing to safeguard minority communities – the Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians! This explosive address marks Hasina’s first public appearance since fleeing to India in August 2024 amidst massive anti-government protests. 

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Sheikh Hasina Talks On Genocide And Minority Persecution

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Sheikh Hasina was speaking during an advance celebration of ‘Bijoy Diwas,’ the day Bangladesh Liberation Force defeated Pakistani Army! In her address, she minced no words in holding Mohammed Yunus responsible for what she described as a meticulously planned genocide. She cites widespread violence visible through social media and other platforms that showcase the low-levels of humanity under Mohammed Yunus in Bangladesh.

Hasina holds the Yunus administration responsible for the destruction of 11 churches, attacks on numerous temples, and the genocide of Hindus & Buddhists!

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She blames state-sponsored propaganda for the arrest of ISKCON monks and Hindu leaders like Shri Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu.Hindus, Buddhists, Christians – no one has been spared,” Hasina said. Thereby, emphasizing the failure of the Yunus administration to protect any of the minority communities of Bangladesh.

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The attacks on places of worship, illegal arrests, and violent repression have drawn concern from Bharat and Hindu diaspora across the world. The Indian government asks for the protection of minorities in Bangladesh, denouncing the surge in extremist rhetoric and violence. The Indian MEA specifically said that the current developments in Bangladesh could not be dismissed as mere “media exaggeration”.

Currently, the bilateral relations between the neighbors are normal on the face with subtle undercurrents of strain.

August 2024, “Student Protest,” And Sheikh Hasina’s Fight For Survival

Yunus Involved In Genocide': Sheikh Hasina Slams Bangladesh Interim Government For Failing To Protect Hindus, Other Minorities
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Sheikh Hasina broke her months of silence and recounted the harrowing details of the protests in August 2024 that forced her out of office. She revealed that certain elements had plans to storm Ganabhaban, her official residence. Hasina alleges that a conspiracy to assassinate her was afoot, similar to the 1975 killing of her father – Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Despite having the option to order security forces to fire at the mob, Sheikh Hasina chose restraint to avoid further bloodshed in her name.

Hasina accused Yunus and his allies, including “student” coordinators, of masterminding the violence against minorities in the nation. Of the 158 Student coordinators of Bangladesh, more than 100 belong to the stuednt wing of Jamaat-e-Islami! Furthermore, she accuses these coordinators of enacting a deliberate strategy to destabilize Bangladesh’s plurailty and harmony. She paints Yunus as a power-hungry figure complicit in corruption and money laundering. And she states that he will conspire to hold off elections till he has turned the nation into a violent Islamist spectacle! 

Accusations Against Yunus – Fallouts And Future Implications

The accusations against Yunus and his administration showcase the reality of Bangladesh’s domestic stability and international standing. Bharat, a critical ally of Bangladesh, has raised alarm over the deteriorating situation, particularly the violence against Hindus.

Protests have erupted in Indian states bordering Bangladesh, adding pressure on the interim government to act.

Meanwhile, Yunus’s spokesperson dismissed Hasina’s claims as baseless. They dare to label her a “mass murderer” while the blood of thousands of Hindus stain Yunus’ hands. They accuse Sheikh Hasina of being a brutal dictator who enacted terror during her tenure. However, they forget to notice the burning homes and deaths of Awami League members and Hindus in the nation.

The Yunus administration hinted at demanding Hasina’s extradition from Bharat, consequently, escalating bilateral tensions. As Sheikh Hasina continues to speak from her refuge in India, her allegations cast a long shadow on Yunus’s leadership. The fate of Bangladesh’s Hindus and minorities stays abysmal.

With hate-filled statements and sentiments fuelled into the minds of the citizens, Bangladesh’s relations with India hang in the balance as the political turmoil unfolds. How long will Hindus pay in blood as a clash of political narratives continues? Will the international community come to the rescue of Bangladesh’s minorities once they cease to exist? Only time will tell the answers to these questions!

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