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Secret Flight Plan, Radio Silence: How Ex PM Sheikh Hasina Fled Bangladesh
A Bangladesh daily has published details of ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's dramatic escape from Dhaka on August 5, 2024, and confirms what sources at Kolkata airport told this reporter - her military transport planned to land there.
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Sheikh Hasina Charged with Crimes Against Humanity Before Tribunal
Charges against former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have been submitted to the International Crimes Tribunal or ICT in Bangladesh.
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Sheikh Hasina's Big Trial Begins, Charged With Crimes Against Humanity
Bangladeshi prosecutors officially charged former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two senior officials with crimes against humanity for their alleged roles in violent crackdowns during the 2024 student-led uprising.
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India Tears Into Yunus Regime Over Hindu Leader's Killing In Bangladesh
India has issued a strong diplomatic rebuke to Bangladesh following the kidnapping and killing of Bhabesh Chandra Roy, a prominent Hindu minority leader in northern Bangladesh.
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"Communal Violence, Terrorism": Stricter US Travel Advisory For Bangladesh
The United States has issued a stricter travel advisory for Bangladesh, flagging concerns of terrorism and civil unrest in the Asian country that saw a deadly coup and a change in regime less than a year ago.
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Hindu Community Leader Kidnapped, Beaten To Death In Bangladesh
In yet another incident of violence against minorities in Bangladesh, a Hindu leader in Dinajpur's Biral upazila was kidnapped and brutally assaulted to death, as confirmed by the local police and family members.
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In New Bonhomie With Pak, Bangladesh Calls For A Reset, With An Apology
In 1971, during the struggle for the liberation of what was then East Pakistan, the Pakistani Army was responsible for widespread atrocities in present-day Bangladesh, including violence against civilians and human rights violations.
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To Bangladesh's "Minority" Remark On Bengal, India Responds "Focus On..."
The Ministry Of External Affairs slammed Bangladesh over its condemnation of the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad, calling Dhaka's take on the matter as "unwarranted comments" and "virtue signalling".
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Bangladeshi Infiltrators' Role In Bengal Waqf Protests, Says Probe: Sources
An initial investigation into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad during anti-Waqf protests suggest the involvement of suspected Bangladeshi elements.
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Why Bangladeshis Are Attacking Bata, Pizza Hut, KFC Stores
Authorities are combing through video footage to pinpoint culprits, warning that any form of violence under the guise of protest would not be tolerated.
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Political Showdown In Bengal Over Ram Navami Ahead Of 2026 Assembly Polls
Incidents of violence against Hindus in adjoining Bangladesh and the 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal have significantly amplified the scale and political significance of Ram Navami celebrations in the state this year.
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Persecution Of Hindus By Radical Islamists In Bangladesh A Concern: RSS
The RSS on Saturday expressed serious concern about the allegedly planned violence, injustice and oppression faced by the Hindu and other minority communities at the hands of radical Islamist elements in Bangladesh after the regime change there.
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US Responds To Bangladesh Amid Row Over Spy Chief's "Caliphate" Remark
The Bangladesh interim government has expressed deep concern over Tulsi Gabbard's remarks on an "Islamist caliphate," stating that her comments are both "misleading and damaging" to the country's image and reputation.
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Bangladesh Army Chief Warns "Country At Risk, Anarchy Of Our Own Making"
Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has acknowledged that there is a serious problem in his country with a rapidly worsening law and order situation.
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"Internal Affairs": Top Court Junks PIL On Violence Against Hindus In Bangladesh
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation plea that sought protection of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh amid the ongoing violence.
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Secret Flight Plan, Radio Silence: How Ex PM Sheikh Hasina Fled Bangladesh
A Bangladesh daily has published details of ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's dramatic escape from Dhaka on August 5, 2024, and confirms what sources at Kolkata airport told this reporter - her military transport planned to land there.
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Sheikh Hasina Charged with Crimes Against Humanity Before Tribunal
Charges against former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have been submitted to the International Crimes Tribunal or ICT in Bangladesh.
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Sheikh Hasina's Big Trial Begins, Charged With Crimes Against Humanity
Bangladeshi prosecutors officially charged former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two senior officials with crimes against humanity for their alleged roles in violent crackdowns during the 2024 student-led uprising.
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India Tears Into Yunus Regime Over Hindu Leader's Killing In Bangladesh
India has issued a strong diplomatic rebuke to Bangladesh following the kidnapping and killing of Bhabesh Chandra Roy, a prominent Hindu minority leader in northern Bangladesh.
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"Communal Violence, Terrorism": Stricter US Travel Advisory For Bangladesh
The United States has issued a stricter travel advisory for Bangladesh, flagging concerns of terrorism and civil unrest in the Asian country that saw a deadly coup and a change in regime less than a year ago.
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Hindu Community Leader Kidnapped, Beaten To Death In Bangladesh
In yet another incident of violence against minorities in Bangladesh, a Hindu leader in Dinajpur's Biral upazila was kidnapped and brutally assaulted to death, as confirmed by the local police and family members.
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In New Bonhomie With Pak, Bangladesh Calls For A Reset, With An Apology
In 1971, during the struggle for the liberation of what was then East Pakistan, the Pakistani Army was responsible for widespread atrocities in present-day Bangladesh, including violence against civilians and human rights violations.
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To Bangladesh's "Minority" Remark On Bengal, India Responds "Focus On..."
The Ministry Of External Affairs slammed Bangladesh over its condemnation of the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad, calling Dhaka's take on the matter as "unwarranted comments" and "virtue signalling".
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Bangladeshi Infiltrators' Role In Bengal Waqf Protests, Says Probe: Sources
An initial investigation into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad during anti-Waqf protests suggest the involvement of suspected Bangladeshi elements.
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Why Bangladeshis Are Attacking Bata, Pizza Hut, KFC Stores
Authorities are combing through video footage to pinpoint culprits, warning that any form of violence under the guise of protest would not be tolerated.
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Political Showdown In Bengal Over Ram Navami Ahead Of 2026 Assembly Polls
Incidents of violence against Hindus in adjoining Bangladesh and the 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal have significantly amplified the scale and political significance of Ram Navami celebrations in the state this year.
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Persecution Of Hindus By Radical Islamists In Bangladesh A Concern: RSS
The RSS on Saturday expressed serious concern about the allegedly planned violence, injustice and oppression faced by the Hindu and other minority communities at the hands of radical Islamist elements in Bangladesh after the regime change there.
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US Responds To Bangladesh Amid Row Over Spy Chief's "Caliphate" Remark
The Bangladesh interim government has expressed deep concern over Tulsi Gabbard's remarks on an "Islamist caliphate," stating that her comments are both "misleading and damaging" to the country's image and reputation.
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Bangladesh Army Chief Warns "Country At Risk, Anarchy Of Our Own Making"
Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has acknowledged that there is a serious problem in his country with a rapidly worsening law and order situation.
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"Internal Affairs": Top Court Junks PIL On Violence Against Hindus In Bangladesh
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation plea that sought protection of Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh amid the ongoing violence.
