Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Sheikh Hasina Accuses Yunus of Undermining Bangladesh's Sovereignty
The former leader of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, is accusing the current leader, Muhammad Yunus, of hurting the country.
She says he's working with bad people, causing crime to rise, and trying to sell a key island.
She claims he has not protected the people and the country is in decline.
The idea of the army is that this type of decisions have to be made by the elected government.
Ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina accused interim advisor Muhammad Yunus of undermining Bangladesh's sovereignty.
Hasina claimed Yunus is backed by terrorists and is responsible for rising crime rates.
Hasina alleged Yunus's actions include a 'Rohingya corridor' proposal to sell St. Martin's Island.
The Army Chief labeled the proposal a potential 'bloody corridor' and demanded decisions by an elected government.
Hasina stated Yunus has failed to protect citizens and has allowed the country's garment exporter status to be lost.
- Who
- Sheikh Hasina, Muhammad Yunus, the Bangladesh Army Chief.
- What
- Sheikh Hasina's accusations against Muhammad Yunus regarding sovereignty and national security issues.
- When
- In a recent speech.
- Where
- Bangladesh and surrounding areas.
- Why
- Hasina is criticizing Yunus's decisions, particularly regarding the 'Rohingya corridor' proposal and claims of corruption.
Sheikh Hasina
Muhammad Yunus
Allegations
Sheikh Hasina
Yunus is undermining the country's access to the seas.
Muhammad Yunus
Yunus is acting to support foreign powers, and is failing to protect the citizens of Bangladesh.
Rohingya Corridor
Sheikh Hasina
The Rohingya corridor is designed to sell St. Martin’s Island.
Muhammad Yunus
No finalized deal for a corridor has been made
- Key Figure
- Sheikh Hasina, Muhammad Yunus
- Accusations
- Undermining sovereignty, backing terrorists, corruption
- Proposed Action
- 'Rohingya corridor' to sell St. Martin's Island
- Army's Position
- Decisions to be made by an elected government
- Hasina's Status
- Ousted Prime Minister
