Sheikh Hasina “Sentenced to Death” in High-Profile Trial: A Nation in Shock
A special court in Dhaka issued a death sentence to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a highly controversial and politically sensitive case. The decision sparked immediate nationwide protests, with supporters calling the verdict unfair and politically motivated. Her legal team announced plans to appeal the ruling in the Supreme Court. Security across the country has been tightened as international observers express concern over the fairness of the trial. Bangladesh remains tense as the situation continues to unfold.
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In a dramatic turn of events inside a special court in Dhaka, former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was handed a death sentence in a politically charged trial that has shaken the nation. The verdict, delivered amid tight security, instantly sparked widespread reactions across Bangladesh—ranging from protests to expressions of disbelief.
According to the court panel, the ruling was based on allegations linked to misuse of power and human rights violations. Her legal team condemned the judgment as “politically motivated” and vowed to file an appeal in the Supreme Court at the earliest.
Large crowds gathered in Dhaka, Chittagong, and other major cities, with supporters demanding immediate suspension of the verdict. International observers have also expressed concern, calling for transparency and fairness in the judicial process.
Analysts believe the decision could lead to heightened political tension in the coming days, prompting authorities to increase security nationwide. The government has urged citizens to remain calm and avoid spreading misinformation.
As the nation waits for the next legal step, Bangladesh remains on edge, watching one of the most dramatic political moments in its history unfold.
By Sayani Mishra
