Will Sheikh Hasina increase difficulties? Bangladesh has given strength to issue a red corner notice

Bangladesh’s former PM Sheikh Hasina’s difficulties are going to increase. According to media reports, Bangladesh Police has requested Interpol to issue a red notice against 12 people. The name of former PM Sheikh Hasina is also included in this list released by the National Central Bureau of Bangladesh Police. Bangladesh contacted Interpol and said that the red corner notice against Hasina has been issued.

What did Bangladesh police say

According to media reports, a senior official said that these applications are filed in relation to those allegations, which are reported during the investigation or in any ongoing case processing. The red corton notice is used by Interpol for temporary arrest of a person. So that he can be extradited after his arrest. Let us tell you that Interpol helps to locate the fugitives who have been abroad and if confirmed once, it also shares this information with the concerned authorities.

Sheikh Hasina criticized the current government

Let us tell you that a few days ago, Sheikh Hasina, who was forced to leave the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh and the country, criticized the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus. During that time he had said that he was called a “self-centered debtor”, who hatched a conspiracy of the country with foreign players to quench his thirst for power. In an eight -minute video speech, he also expressed doubt about what caused Abu Saeed, a student protesters who became the face of the rebellion, and Hasina had left Bangladesh and fled to India in August last year to save her life. He vowed to return to Bangladesh a few days ago and said that this is the reason that Allah kept him alive.

Earlier, Bangladesh Police had registered a case of conspiracy to remove Mohammad Yunus’s interim government by waging former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina civil war. In this, 72 other people were also accused. The other people who had registered a case against the other people included Hasina’s party Awami League leaders and activists. A police official had said that yes, our Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has registered a case in the court of Dhaka’s Chief Metropolitan Magistrate on charges of conspiring to demolish the current government. The court asked the CID to start the investigation of the case on Thursday.