Bangladesh Tribunal Finds Evidence: 1,400 Died in July Unrest, Bodies Dumped in River
The article reports potential extrajudicial killings and calls for execution without due process.
Nahid Islam, convenor of National Citizen Party (NCP), stated there is no legal scope for Sheikh Hasina to appeal her death sentence after the International Crimes Tribunal's verdict. He urged the current government to arrest and execute her upon return. The tribunal found evidence that bodies from the July 2024 uprising were dumped in a river near Dhaka; around 1,400 people died during the unrest. Bangladesh welcomes Hasina’s planned return for justice, while India maintains it will handle any extradition request legally.
23 AUG 2026
— Al Jazeera
Bangladesh and India's diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions over Sheikh Hasina's exile have stalled Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's first trip to India.
24 AUG 2026
— NDTV
India and Bangladesh's strained relations over Sheikh Hasina's extradition and differing views on cooperation led to the cancellation of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's planned visit.
25 AUG 2026
— Al Jazeera
Bangladesh and India remain at an impasse over extradition requests and political conduct issues, hindering a reset of their relationship.
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