INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Bangladesh&& s International Crimes Tribunal on Thursday provided an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, mentioning her
supposed participation in mass killings during violent protests that appeared previously this year.The demonstrations, which started as a
student-led motion against public sector task quotas, escalated into a few of the deadliest unrest since the country&& s self-reliance in
1971, resulting in over 700 deaths and many injuries, Reuters reported.The violence ultimately forced Hasina to get away to India on Aug
5 and an interim federal government led by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus took charge.The tribunal&& s proceedings, commanded by
Justice Golam Mortuza Majumdar, saw prosecutors demand arrest warrants for 50 people, including Hasina.&& I attracted the court that if the
accused, who are extremely influential, are not arrested, it will be difficult to conduct the examination,& & chief district attorney
Mohammad Tajul Islam said.To date, more than 60 problems have been submitted versus Hasina and other leaders of her Awami League party,
declaring enforced disappearances, murder, and mass killings.Party leaders from the Awami League were not instantly offered for remark, as
many senior members have actually either been jailed or have gone into hiding.However, Hasina&& s kid, Sajeeb Wazed, informed Reuters last
month that his mom was ready to deal with trial in Bangladesh, including: && My mom has actually not done anything wrong.&& The post
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