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Hei le, Bangladesh duh loh HASINA-I India atangin a tawng chhuak ta | Bangladesh buaina
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Torture, sex assault': Sheikh Hasina's fiery first public address in India tears into Bangladesh govt | Top quotes

Sheikh Hasina urged Bangladeshis to oppose the interim govt led by Muhammad Yunus, alleging that it allows violence, lawlessness and attack on minorities.
In her first public address from India, exiled former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday called on citizens to rise up against the interim administration headed by Muhammad Yunus, saying that it is incapable of delivering free and fair elections.

Bangladesh's general election are scheduled for February 12, and Hasina party - the Awami League - has been barred from contesting.
In the address, delivered less than three weeks before Bangladesh's general election, Hasina also appealed for an end to violence and disorder in the country and demanded an "ironclad guarantee" to protect religious minorities, women, and vulnerable communities, HT reported earlier.
Hasina further urged the United Nations to carry out a "new and truly impartial investigation" into developments following the collapse of her government.

Sheikh Hasina's fiery address
The Awami League chief, who has been living in self-imposed exile in India since fleeing Bangladesh amid widespread student-led protests in August 2024, made the remarks through a pre-recorded audio message.

The recording was played at an event titled "Save democracy in Bangladesh" at the Foreign Correspondents Club. Her address came a day after election campaigning began in Bangladesh, an election from which the Awami League has been barred
Labeling Yunus a "corrupt, power-hungry traitor" and accusing him of participating in a plot to remove her from office, Hasina declared:
-“In this grave hour, the entire nation must rise united and galvanised by the spirit of our great Liberation War.”

Hasina recalled the party's role in the 1971 Liberation War and appealed to democratic, progressive, and non-communal forces to work toward a welfare-based democratic state while confronting what she described as the "treacherous designs of the murderous fascist and his collaborators"
-She raised five demands on behalf of the Awami League, including the restoring of democracy "by removing the illegal Yunus administration". Until that happens, she argued, Bangladesh would "never experience free and fair elections until the shadow of the Yunus clique is lifted from the people".

-She insisted that all "politically motivated acts of lawfare used to intimidate, silence and jail" journalists and members of the Awami League and opposition parties be stopped, and that confidence in the judiciary be restored.
-Calling for international involvement, Hasina said the UN should be asked to "conduct a new and truly impartial investigation into the events of the past year" to promote reconciliation and healing while "rejecting the selfish pursuit of vengeance

-She alleged that Bangladesh had been "plunged into an age of terror" after "Yunus and his anti-state militant accomplices" removed her government through a "meticulously engineered conspiracy" in August 2024, though she offered no evidence to support the claim.
-"Democracy is now in exile. Human rights have been trampled into the dust. Freedom of the press has been extinguished. Violence, torture, and sexual assault against women and girls remain unchecked," she said. "Religious minorities face continuous persecution. Law and order have collapsed.
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Bangladesh shoot themselves in the foot by boycotting T20 World Cup in India: Decision to hurt them in unimaginable ways

In what is easily one of the biggest setbacks for cricket, Bangladesh are out of the T20 World Cup 2026, which will be played in India and Sri Lanka from February 7. The back-and-forth confrontation between the ICC and the Bangladesh Cricket Board hit a dead end, with neither party willing to back down.
IPL boycott looms large
If the ICC removes Bangladesh from the T20 World Cup, the likelihood of their players featuring in the Indian Premier League has dropped to almost zero. Much like Pakistan cricketers who remain barred from the IPL, the same reasoning is now set to apply to Bangladesh players as well. Over the past 18 years, the likes of Shakib Al Hasan, Taskin Ahmed, Litton Das and Mustafizur Rahman have regularly appeared in the tournament. That door, however, now appears firmly shut, with relations between the BCB and the BCCI having sunk to an all-time low

Huge financial loss
No Bangladesh participation means zero financial returns. The board stands to lose between $20–25 million in annual ICC revenue, along with a participation fee of around $500,000, after battle lines were firmly drawn at yesterday’s ICC meeting. The swift vote against Bangladesh by board members immediately pitted the ICC and the BCB against each other.