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"We want Bangladesh to aspire to be a modern market economy that also believes in social justice and where no citizen is left behind."

We have "a plan to diversify the economy by making Bangladesh a supply hub for Global e-commerce giants."

"Wealth will not be accumulated to a few in our economy; rather our economic mantra will be balanced redistribution of wealth."

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"If we get the opportunity to govern the country, our relationship with India will be based on mutual respect."

"Not Delhi, not Pindi, not any other country—Bangladesh comes first."

"[W]e will not allow Bangladesh’s politics to be centered around either India or Pakistan."

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"[W]e are committed to protect[ing] the religious, cultural, and civic rights of minority faiths and ethnic communities."

"We want to build a safe #Bangladesh, where every woman, man, and child can leave home and return safely."

"[W]e are not in favour of dividing the nation along religious lines. We want to see a united nation."

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"We aim to establish a society where corruption has no place."

"Our future movement will be dedicated to fighting corruption and extortion."

"If anyone disrupts our plans by breaking the law and order or through corruption, we will not give them any pardon."

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Bangladesh prosecutors sought the death penalty for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the International Crimes Tribunal, with Chief Prosecutor Tajul Islam calling her the mastermind behind crimes against humanity during July-August 2024 protests.</span

Bangladesh prosecutors sought the death penalty for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the International Crimes Tribunal, with Chief Prosecutor Tajul Islam calling her the mastermind behind crimes against humanity during July-August 2024 protests.

The United Nations reported up to 1,400 people were killed during the weekslong violence in July and August 2024, while Bangladesh's health adviser said more than 800 died and about 14,000 were injured in the student-led uprising.</span

The United Nations reported up to 1,400 people were killed during the weekslong violence in July and August 2024, while Bangladesh's health adviser said more than 800 died and about 14,000 were injured in the student-led uprising.

Former police chief Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun pleaded guilty and became a state witness against Hasina, while former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal also faces death penalty demands from prosecutors in the tribunal proceedings.</span

Former police chief Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun pleaded guilty and became a state witness against Hasina, while former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal also faces death penalty demands from prosecutors in the tribunal proceedings.

Sheikh Hasina fled to India on August 5, 2024, and has been in exile since then, rejecting the trial process as a kangaroo court while refusing to appoint lawyers to represent her in the International Crimes Tribunal proceedings.</span

Sheikh Hasina fled to India on August 5, 2024, and has been in exile since then, rejecting the trial process as a kangaroo court while refusing to appoint lawyers to represent her in the International Crimes Tribunal proceedings.

The International Crimes Tribunal filed formal charges in 10 cases involving 94 individuals, including 18 politicians, 25 military officers and 38 former police personnel, with charges covering killings and enforced disappearances.</span

The International Crimes Tribunal filed formal charges in 10 cases involving 94 individuals, including 18 politicians, 25 military officers and 38 former police personnel, with charges covering killings and enforced disappearances.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus leads Bangladesh's interim government and banned Hasina's Awami League party activities, with elections scheduled for February 2025 to transition to a democratically elected government.</span

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus leads Bangladesh's interim government and banned Hasina's Awami League party activities, with elections scheduled for February 2025 to transition to a democratically elected government.

Bangladesh Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Ex-PM Hasina

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