Sheikh Hasina criticizes Yunus government for violence and extremism

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said in her interview that the country is sliding into chaos under the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, due to unchecked violence, rising extremism, and worsening ties with India.

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated in an interview that the country is descending into chaos under the interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus. She highlighted unchecked violence, rising extremism, and deteriorating relations with India as key issues. Hasina described violence as the new norm and portrayed Yunus as powerless against these challenges. The interview was published on December 22, 2025. Keywords in the report mention Osman Hadi, Hindu lynching in Dhaka, and protests, though specific details on these incidents were not provided in the available excerpts. This critique comes amid ongoing unrest in Bangladesh following political transitions.

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