Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will have to face trial as a criminal against humanity, but Sheikh Hasina will be brought to justice, and her accomplices will also be brought to justice, said the chief adviser to the UK-based media Sky News in a recent interview with the interim government. Muhammad Yunus.
This information was reported by this British media in a report on Wednesday (March 5).
In the interview, the chief adviser said that the government has evidence for the trial of Sheikh Hasina, but the poison of bringing her back to the country depends on India and international law.
He also said that Delhi has also been officially asked to send Sheikh Hasina back, and Bangladesh is waiting for India's response to this poison.
Regarding the hustle and bustle of the scene with Sky News, he said, "There has been a gross violation of human rights in the places of law, which are not open to the public in the area of law enforcement.
Dr. Tulip Siddiqui on the question of corruption allegations. Yunus said the case against Tulip is very serious, he has a huge wealth of wealth in the country and everything will be looked into, and the matter has been taken seriously by the Anti-Corruption Commission.
Regarding the Rohingya crisis, he said that regular contact with Myanmar's rebel groups and border troops is being kept in regular contact with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
