Bangladesh Issues Arrest Warrant for Ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Sheikh Hasina, accused of crimes against humanity, remains in India following her ousting amid violent protests.

A Bangladeshi court has ordered the arrest of Sheikh Hasina and 45 others for alleged crimes during student-led protests.
The protests, initially against job quotas, escalated into widespread unrest, resulting in over 600 deaths.
Hasina fled to India in August after her government was toppled, and she has not been seen publicly since.
India faces diplomatic challenges as Bangladesh seeks Hasina's extradition under a bilateral treaty.
The interim Bangladeshi government, led by Muhammad Yunus, has reconstituted the International Crimes Tribunal to investigate the charges.