‘One Year Since Democracy Fell’: Sheikh Hasina Calls Bangladesh Govt ‘Unconstitutional’ | World News

‘One Year Since Democracy Fell’: Sheikh Hasina Calls Bangladesh Govt ‘Unconstitutional’ | World News

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In an open letter to the people of Bangladesh, she condemned the regime that came to power following the 2024 takeover

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (Image: Reuters)

One year after Sheikh Hasina was forced to leave Bangladesh and take shelter in India, the former Prime Minister described the event as the “fall of democracy.” In an open letter to the people of Bangladesh, she condemned the regime that came to power following the 2024 takeover. Hasina labelled the current government as “unelected” and “unconstitutional,” and called for a renewed national commitment to justice, democracy, and unity.

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Kamalika Sengupta is the Editor (East) at CNN-News18 / News18.com, focusing on politics, defence, and women’s issues. She is a seasoned multimedia journalist with over 20 years of experience reporting from East…Read More

Kamalika Sengupta is the Editor (East) at CNN-News18 / News18.com, focusing on politics, defence, and women’s issues. She is a seasoned multimedia journalist with over 20 years of experience reporting from East… Read More

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