India has tactfully distanced itself from the “International Crimes Tribunal” verdict against Sheikh Hasina, stressing stability and dialogue while avoiding any validation of the ruling.
The Awami League has rejected the ICT verdict as illegal and politically motivated, announcing a nationwide shutdown on 18 November followed by mass protests from 19–21 November.
Sheikh Hasina denounces the ICT verdict as rigged and politically driven, accusing the Yunus-led interim government of targeting the Awami League and suppressing democratic opposition.
A group of 1001 university teachers rejects the Sheikh Hasina verdict as politically driven, condemning the tribunal as a “kangaroo court” and declaring solidarity with nationwide resistance.
The BCL has rejected the tribunal verdict against Sheikh Hasina, calling it a political conspiracy and announcing nationwide shutdowns and protests demanding the fall of the Yunus-led government.
