Sheikh Hasina
Dhaka unhappy with Hasina’s statements in Indian media
Expressing dissatisfaction over former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s frequent political statements from India, Dhaka has requested New Delhi to intervene and stop her.
ICT seeks red notice for Hasina’s arrest
"As an international policing agency, Interpol has been requested to take necessary steps to ensure her arrest"
Bringing back fugitives: Govt to ask for Interpol’s red notice
The government will request the Interpol to issue red notices to arrest and bring back fugitives allegedly involved in the killings and genocide during the July-August mass uprising, Law Adviser Prof Asif Nazrul said yesterday.
Delhi sees Hasina as a former PM
The Awami League, in a statement yesterday, described Hasina as "Bangladesh PM"
Hasina, Shomi Kaiser, Momtaz, Tarana Halim among 13 sued for attempted murder
Anisul Huq, Obaidul Quader, Asaduzzaman Khan, Hasan Mahmud, Moshiur Rahman Ranga and former DB chief Harun Or Rashid are also among the accused
Govt doesn’t know where Hasina is now
Dhaka has asked Delhi and the United Arab Emirates about the whereabouts of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, but did not get any confirmation yet, Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain said yesterday.
‘Don’t have any plan to run for office’
Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who has taken shelter in India, should be extradited if she has committed crimes, said Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus.
Daring to defend the anti-discrimination student movement
I don’t think Hasina fell because of my writing. Then why do I continue writing?
Bangladesh seeks UK help to investigate Sheikh Hasina’s allies, FT reports
Bangladesh has sought assistance from the UK to investigate the overseas wealth of allies of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, as the new government intensifies its crackdown on members of her ousted regime, The Financial Times (FT) reported
Dhaka unhappy with Hasina’s statements in Indian media
Expressing dissatisfaction over former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s frequent political statements from India, Dhaka has requested New Delhi to intervene and stop her.
ICT seeks red notice for Hasina’s arrest
"As an international policing agency, Interpol has been requested to take necessary steps to ensure her arrest"
Bringing back fugitives: Govt to ask for Interpol’s red notice
The government will request the Interpol to issue red notices to arrest and bring back fugitives allegedly involved in the killings and genocide during the July-August mass uprising, Law Adviser Prof Asif Nazrul said yesterday.
Delhi sees Hasina as a former PM
The Awami League, in a statement yesterday, described Hasina as "Bangladesh PM"
Hasina, Shomi Kaiser, Momtaz, Tarana Halim among 13 sued for attempted murder
Anisul Huq, Obaidul Quader, Asaduzzaman Khan, Hasan Mahmud, Moshiur Rahman Ranga and former DB chief Harun Or Rashid are also among the accused
Govt doesn’t know where Hasina is now
Dhaka has asked Delhi and the United Arab Emirates about the whereabouts of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, but did not get any confirmation yet, Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain said yesterday.
‘Don’t have any plan to run for office’
Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who has taken shelter in India, should be extradited if she has committed crimes, said Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus.
Daring to defend the anti-discrimination student movement
I don’t think Hasina fell because of my writing. Then why do I continue writing?
Bangladesh seeks UK help to investigate Sheikh Hasina’s allies, FT reports
Bangladesh has sought assistance from the UK to investigate the overseas wealth of allies of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, as the new government intensifies its crackdown on members of her ousted regime, The Financial Times (FT) reported
Joy faces backlash over flattering letter to Sheikh Hasina
In 2014, actor and television host Shahriar Nazim Joy penned a letter to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, requesting a plot in Purbachal. In his letter, he praised Sheikh Hasina, referring to her as "the most outstanding leader and exemplary mother of the subcontinent." Recently, an image of this letter surfaced on social media, sparking widespread criticism.