Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina accuses interim leader of genocide, attacks on minorities in Bangladesh, sparking tensions with India.

Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina accused interim leader Muhammad Yunus of "genocide" against religious minorities. Fleeing to India after mass protests, Hasina alleges Yunus orchestrated violence and targeted Hindus,

Ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has mounted a stinging attack on the country’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus over alleged persecution of minorities. In a virtual address at an event in New York,

Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the country's interim leader Muhammad Yunus over attacks on minorities, especially Hindus.. Notably, It was her first publish appearance after fleeing from Bangladesh in August this year.

In her speech, Hasina, who has long had a contentious relationship with Yunus, accused the head of the Bangladesh caretaker government of being the “main perpetrator of genocide” and labelled him as “power-hungry.

Ousted Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina launched a scathing attack on interim leader Muhammad Yunus, saying he is involved in ‘genocide’ and killing of minorities including Hindus.

New Delhi: Ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina slammed the country's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, over the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh.

The 84-year-old Nobel laureate, in an interview with Nikkei Asia, said, "We need comprehensive reforms in the economy, governance, bureaucracy and judiciary (before holding elections)."

In a virtual address at an event in New York, Sheikh Hasina accused Muhammad Yunus of perpetrating "genocide" and failing to protect minorities, including Hindus in Bangladesh.

Weeks after a Bangladeshi court issued an arrest warrant for exiled former leader Sheikh Hasina, a video showing Hasina getting out of an aeroplane surfaced in posts that falsely claimed it showed her returning to the South Asian nation.