Bangladesh President Shahabuddin has alleged that the government led by Yunus conspired to replace him. Speaking on recent political tensions, Shahabuddin claims attempts were made to undermine his position. Stay updated with the latest developments on Bangladesh politics, leadership controversies, and the unfolding power struggle in the country.


Bangladesh | Shahabuddin: Yunus-Led Government Conspired to Replace Me

Amid growing demands for President Muhammad Shahabuddin's resignation. The interim government has said that it has not taken any decision for his removal. Watch our full report to know more.

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Hundreds of protestors took to the streets in Bangladesh demanding the resignation of the President over his recent comment on former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country in August.

Hundreds of protestors took to the streets in Bangladesh demanding the resignation of the President over his recent comment on former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country in August. Protesters blocked roads on Tuesday (Oct 22) and demanded the resignation of President Mohammed Shahabuddin. In an interview with the Bangla daily Manab Zamin last week, Shahabuddin said he did not have any documentary evidence of Hasina resigning as prime minister before she fled the country. The anti-discrimination Student Movement, which led the campaign to remove Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, seized the presidential palace, Banga Bhaban. #Bangladesh once again on the boil. Protesters clash with police while demonstrating in front of the Bangabhaban, or the President's House in #Dhaka on Tuesday evening. Protesters have been demanding the resignation of President Mohammed Shahabuddin over his recent remarks… pic.twitter.com/MuuFLRqZ0E — Indrajit Kundu | ইন্দ্রজিৎ (@iindrojit) October 22, 2024 × They also held a rally at the central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka. Also read | Bill Gates backs Kamala Harris by secretly donating $50 million for her presidential run: Report During clashes, five people, including two journalists, were reportedly injured as law enforcement attempted to prevent a group from entering the president's house. The Business Standard quoted hospital sources as saying that two people sustained gunshot injuries when security forces fired shots to contain protesters from breaking the barricades of the presidential palace. Videos shared on social media showed protestors under different banners scuffling with police. #Bangladesh : Once again violent protests have started in Dhaka and other parts , where alleged student protestors are demanding the resignation of Bangladesh’s President Mohammed Shahbuddin pic.twitter.com/FJWnuDff9Y — Amitabh Chaudhary (@MithilaWaala) October 23, 2024 × Police were seen launching lathi charges and firing tear gas shells to disperse the crowd. The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement also issued an ultimatum to the new interim government led by Muhammad Yunus. Protestors have reportedly raised five key demands, including the removal of President Mohammed Shahabuddin and the abolition of the 1972 constitution. "Our first point is immediate scrapping of the 'pro-Mujb (Bangladesh's founding leader) 1972 Constitution' which kept Chuppu (president's nickname) in office," said Hasnat Abdullah, one of the coordinators of the Anti-Discrimination Students Movement. Also read | Indian man exposes genitals, masturbates on US-bound flight; makes indecent proposal to woman Abdullah also said the protestors would "return to the streets with full force" if the government failed to meet the demands by this week.

Protest erupts in Bangladesh as students demand president's resignation

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Mohammad Shahabuddin is to be moved to Tihar jail in Delhi from Siwan in Bihar, the Supreme Court ordered on Wednesday.

The court has given the authorities a week to carry out its order, and said that any pending trials in the cases against Shahabuddin can be carried out via video conferencing.&nbsp;

A bench of Justices Dipak Misra and Amitava Roy said: &quot;It is the obligation and duty of this court to ensure free and fair trial&quot;.

The court order came on the pleas of the Siwan-based Chandrakeshwar Prasad, whose three sons were killed in two separate incidents, and Asha Ranjan, the wife of journalist Rajdeo Ranjan who was murdered in Siwan, who had asked that the RJD leader be moved out of Siwan jail.

The petitioners had told the Supreme Court that Shahabuddin should be moved out of the state, so that a free and fair trial can be carried out against him.

The court agreed with the petitioners. turning down Shahabuddin&#39;s plea that moving him out of the state would be violative of his fundamental rights.&nbsp;

Society is much more important than you, the court told Shahabuddin.&nbsp;

&quot;We direct the state of Bihar to transfer Mohammad Shahabuddin from district jail Siwan to Tihar jail Delhi,&quot; the bench said.

The Bihar government had earlier told the apex court that it is not &quot;averse&quot; to shifting Shahabuddin from Siwan prison to Tihar Jail here.

The state government had told the apex court that Shahabuddin is facing trial in 45 cases, including one in Jharkhand.&nbsp;

(WiON with inputs from PTII)

He is currently lodged in Bihar's Siwan Jail. The court said trials pending in the cases against him would be conducted via video conference

Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Mohammad Shahabuddin is to be moved to Tihar jail in Delhi from Siwan in Bihar, the Supreme Court ordered on Wednesday. The court has given the authorities a week to carry out its order, and said that any pending trials in the cases against Shahabuddin can be carried out via video conferencing. A bench of Justices Dipak Misra and Amitava Roy said: "It is the obligation and duty of this court to ensure free and fair trial". The court order came on the pleas of the Siwan-based Chandrakeshwar Prasad, whose three sons were killed in two separate incidents, and Asha Ranjan, the wife of journalist Rajdeo Ranjan who was murdered in Siwan, who had asked that the RJD leader be moved out of Siwan jail. The petitioners had told the Supreme Court that Shahabuddin should be moved out of the state, so that a free and fair trial can be carried out against him. The court agreed with the petitioners. turning down Shahabuddin's plea that moving him out of the state would be violative of his fundamental rights. Society is much more important than you, the court told Shahabuddin. "We direct the state of Bihar to transfer Mohammad Shahabuddin from district jail Siwan to Tihar jail Delhi," the bench said. The Bihar government had earlier told the apex court that it is not "averse" to shifting Shahabuddin from Siwan prison to Tihar Jail here. The state government had told the apex court that Shahabuddin is facing trial in 45 cases, including one in Jharkhand. (WiON with inputs from PTII)

Supreme Court orders RJD leader Shahabuddin be moved to Delhi's Tihar Jail

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