Bangladesh’s ousted leader Hasina denounces the upcoming election from her exile in India
Summary
From exile in India, ousted Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina condemns the February election after her party was barred, warning the move could deepen instability.
Key Points
- Sheikh Hasina, exiled in India, denounces the upcoming Bangladeshi election following her party's exclusion from polls.
- Hasina warns that barring her party could deepen resentment and lead to prolonged instability in Bangladesh.
- Interim government led by Muhammad Yunus faces criticism regarding election fairness and political inclusiveness.
- The election on Feb. 12 is seen as pivotal amid political unrest, with BNP and Islamist parties as main contenders.
