Bangladesh’s interim regime arrests 15 officers and indicts exiled leader Sheikh Hasina in a tribunal critics call selective and politically motivated—part of a campaign to purge pro-liberation forces.

Unclaimed bodies in Dhaka have surged by 30% this year, reflecting a broader collapse of public safety in Bangladesh amid rising killings and social distress.

In Dhaka’s Dhanmondi, five Awami League activists were arrested for planning a flash protest — the latest act in an ongoing crackdown by Yunus’s outlaw government.

Bangladesh’s interim government under Muhammad Yunus faces mounting criticism for mass arrests, misuse of anti-terror laws, and alleged UN bias favoring the regime.

“Everything has an end.” Former ICT minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak’s quiet remark in court captured the fear, dignity, and endurance of Bangladesh’s long-detained political prisoners.