Archive · 26 Dec 2025
Sheikh Hasina Accuses Yunus Government of Atrocities
Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, gave a speech on Christmas where she accused the current government led by Muhammad Yunus of committing atrocities against non-Muslims.
She said that the government is not allowing people to practice their religions freely and is causing harm to religious minorities.
Hasina mentioned that a Hindu man named Amrit Mondal was recently lynched, which she sees as part of a pattern of violence.
The Bangladesh government, however, said that Mondal was a terrorist involved in extortion and that his killing was not a communal attack.
The government promised to take legal action against those involved and to maintain peace and harmony in the country.
Hasina hopes that the people of Bangladesh will not allow this violence to continue and that Christmas will bring harmony and goodwill.
Sheikh Hasina accused the Yunus government of committing 'unspeakable atrocities' against non-Muslims in Bangladesh.
Hasina mentioned the lynching of Hindu man Amrit Mondal and claimed it was part of a pattern of violence against religious minorities.
The Bangladesh government stated that Mondal's killing was not a communal attack but a result of extortion and terrorist activities.
The government denied accusations of illegal power seizure and emphasized its commitment to the rule of law and justice.
Hasina hoped that the people of Bangladesh would not allow the current violence to continue and that Christmas would strengthen communal harmony.
- Who
- Sheikh Hasina and the Bangladesh Government
- What
- Accusations of atrocities against non-Muslims and the government's defense
- When
- December 2024 (specific dates not mentioned)
- Where
- Bangladesh
- Why
- Ongoing unrest and violence against minorities
Sheikh Hasina's Accusations
Bangladesh Government's Defense
Nature of Recent Violence
Sheikh Hasina's Accusations
Sheikh Hasina claims non-Muslims are subjected to 'unspeakable torture' and atrocities, including burning religious minorities to death.
Bangladesh Government's Defense
The Bangladesh government states that the lynching of Amrit Mondal was not a communal attack but a result of extortion and terrorist activities.
Government Legitimacy
Sheikh Hasina's Accusations
Hasina accuses the Yunus government of seizing power illegally and interfering with religious freedoms.
Bangladesh Government's Defense
The government denies these accusations and emphasizes its commitment to the rule of law and justice.
- Person
- Sheikh Hasina
- Role
- Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh
- Event
- Christmas Speech
- Accusations
- Atrocities against non-Muslims
- Victim
- Amrit Mondal (Hindu man lynched)
- Government Statement
- Denies communal attack, claims victim was a terrorist
- Incident Location
- Pangsha Upazila, Rajbari
- Government Commitment
- Rule of law and justice
Sources
Tharoor Defends India’s Stand on Sheikh Hasina
'Non-Muslims Subjected To Unspeakable Torture': Sheikh Hasina Slams Yunus Govt Amid Unrest In Bangladesh
‘Non-Muslims subjected to unspeakable torture’: Sheikh Hasina slams Yunus govt over attacks on minorities
Amrit Mondal death: Bangladesh govt issues statement, claims he was a ‘top terrorist’ and...
Son back to 'build' nation: Tarique Rahman returns to Bangladesh after 17 years in exile
India wants friendly ties with Bangladesh, but attacks will have consequences: Ex-Diplomat
Tarique Rahman, The 'Dark Prince' And A 'Shadow PMO' That Ran Bangladesh
