Sheikh Hasina Accuses Interim Leader Muhammad Yunus of Undemocratic Rule on Bijoy Dibosh

The ousted Bangladeshi leader alleges Nobel laureate Yunus is undermining Liberation War values and supporting extremist forces.

Sheikh Hasina, former Bangladeshi prime minister, criticized interim leader Muhammad Yunus, calling him a 'fascist' leading an undemocratic administration.
In her statement on the eve of Bijoy Dibosh, Hasina accused Yunus of suppressing pro-liberation forces and eroding the spirit of Bangladesh's Liberation War of 1971.
Hasina alleged the interim government has halted social welfare programs, leaving millions of citizens struggling with rising prices and poverty.
She claimed the Yunus-led administration supports extremist and anti-independence forces while seeking to erase the history and ideals of the Liberation War.
Currently in India after resigning in August, Hasina continues to denounce the interim government, which has reportedly strained India-Bangladesh relations.