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There has been a situation of anarchy and unrest in the neighboring country Bangladesh for a long time. Meanwhile, an arrest warrant has been issued against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sheikh Hasina is still in India after Lok Jwal. Sheikh Hasina is accused of being responsible for the violence and human rights violations that occurred during the student protests. On the basis of these allegations, a Bangladesh court has ordered his arrest.
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina will be arrested after an arrest warrant is issued against her. Regarding the alleged allegations against him. When a big student movement was going on in Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina was taking refuge in India at that time. The charges accuse Hasina of being responsible for violence and human rights violations during student protests. On the basis of these allegations, the Bangladesh court has ordered his arrest. At present Sheikh Hasina has cultivated hemp in India. And this matter may affect the political and diplomatic relations between the two countries.
The International Criminal Tribunal (ICT) on Thursday issued arrest warrants against former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and 45 other Awami League leaders, including former ministers and officials, according to reports. The warrant relates to alleged crimes against humanity during the July–August protests.
The order was announced before the tribunal headed by Judge MD Golam Murtuza Majumdar. The ICT took this decision on the basis of two petitions filed by the prosecution, which demanded the arrest of Sheikh Hasina and other leaders. Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam said the tribunal has ordered the concerned authorities to arrest Sheikh Hasina and 45 others and produce them before the tribunal by November 18.
According to the information, 46 people also include former ministers Obaidul Quader, Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, Hasan Mahmood and Anisul Haq. More than 60 cases of crimes against humanity and genocide have been registered in the ICT investigation agency against Sheikh Hasina and several other leaders of her party. The investigating agency and team have started investigating these complaints. The government has also prepared a draft to amend the International Criminal (Tribunal) Act, 1973.
