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2 clusters · 6 sources · 1 days · First seen · Last updated
Categories: POLITICS
Bangladesh scrutiny of ex-president Shahabuddin
Entities: Bangladesh · Rastro Sonlap Forum · Md Asaduzzaman · Mohammed Shahabuddin · International Crimes Tribunal
Overview
After former President Mohammad Shahabuddin resigned for health reasons, public protests called for his arrest. Bangladesh’s Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed responded that there is no legal basis to detain him and affirmed that Shahabuddin will continue to receive full security protection.
Later the same day, Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Md Asaduzzaman announced that the government is reviewing corruption allegations from Shahabuddin’s former roles, as well as complaints filed with the International Crimes Tribunal alleging crimes against humanity during the 2024 Intifada. The ministries indicated that investigations are ongoing and that any legal action will follow if the claims are substantiated.
Timeline
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about 17 hours ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBangladesh probes former president Mohammed Shahabuddin over corruption and crimes against humanityBangladesh is investigating former President Mohammed Shahabuddin for alleged corruption and crimes against humanity, with the government pledging legal action if proven, while opposition groups have lodged ICT
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about 23 hours ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBangladesh Home Minister Rules Out Arrest of Former President ShahabuddinBangladesh’s Home Minister says no legal basis exists to arrest former President Shahabuddin, who resigned on July 24, and affirms his continued security and rights despite protests.
Sources
bhaskarhindi.com · bhaskarlive.in · indias.news · samacharnama.com · theindianawaaz.com · thelocalreport.in