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'Crimes against humanity' complaints filed against Bangladesh ex-president

Complaints were filed against former Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin on Sunday. These allegations concern crimes against humanity during the 2024 uprising against the government. Shahabuddin resigned from his presidential post on Friday citing health complications. The

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'Crimes against humanity' complaints filed against Bangladesh ex-president

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The opposition, including National Citizen Party, has raised the allegations against Shahabuddin. They have every right to do so. But we have found nothing in those allegations that warrants our consideration," home minister Salahuddin Ahmed said.

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"Shahabuddin, as the then president, had a role in the killings, torture, and other crimes committed against students and protesters," Rastrosonglap Forum central member secretary Al Nur Mohammad Ayash alleged.Catch the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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