Sheikh Hasina

"The Indian diplomat was asked to convey to New Delhi Bangladesh's request to immediately discontinue Hasina's access to media," the report said.

Sheikh Hasina has given email/written interviews to multiple news publications in India over the past week.

Bangladesh's foreign ministry formally protested what it described as India’s decision to “allow” the ex-premier to engage with journalists while facing trial back home.

The country is on high alert, with the army, police, and paramilitary forces deployed across key areas, including airports and vital installations.

Sheikh Hasina warned that if the ruling party is kept out of the electoral process, then any upcoming vote would lack legitimacy.

The decision, announced Thursday, is being seen as both a legal milestone and a politically charged move amid questions over the credibility of the ongoing prosecutions.

The book, written by Deep Halder, Jaideep Mazumdar, and Sahidul Hasan Khokon and published by Juggernaut, recounts how Sheikh Hasina escaped Bangladesh.

Kamal, who served as Home Minister for more than a decade in Hasina’s cabinet, accused the current regime of being illegitimate and said that public anger against the Yunus administration is rapidly building.

Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, one of Hasina’s closest aides, made the sensational remarks during a conversation at a Delhi hotel in June.

Bangladesh has charged 15 senior army officers, including five generals, for enforced disappearances and atrocities during the 2024 uprising — the first major civilian trial against top military figures in the country’s history.

Yunus also revealed that he has personally urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to prevent Hasina from making political remarks while in India.

The image triggered a wave of anger from citizens, lawyers, and human rights activists. They argued that restraining an elderly and critically ill prisoner represented a blatant breach of both human dignity and Bangladesh’s legal obligations.

Citizens have flooded social media with questions about whether the contents include cash, gold ornaments or even sensitive documents.

The continued absence of elections, the institutionalisation of violence, and the legitimisation of jihadist groups paint a grim picture of Bangladesh’s future.

Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh on August 5 last year amid escalating unrest and is currently residing in India.

The two policy decisions to bolster BSF capabilities at this front have been taken in the wake of the stepped up security arrangements along the border following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh

Several Bangladeshi citizens travelling into India for medical or personal reasons said the situation in their homeland had become untenable, especially for minority communities.

A grab of an unarmed civilian later identified as Dipto Saha lying dead on the streets of Gopalganj, with a member of Bangladesh Army about to put his boot on his face, has become the face of Gopalganj horror, reported News18.

As optimism fades, many are beginning to ask whether the revolution has delivered real change, or simply replaced one crisis with another.

Hasina, who fled to India aboard a military aircraft, has since been staying at an undisclosed location. On July 9, Yunus’ government urged India to act with “conscience and moral clarity” and comply with the extradition request.