Sheikh Hasina Urges Overthrow of Yunus Regime
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jan 23, 2026 · Last updated Jan 24, 2026
The political unrest in Bangladesh, marked by calls for regime change and allegations of corruption and human rights abuses, creates significant uncertainty for investors. The banning of the Bangladesh — Awami League from upcoming elections further destabilizes the political landscape, potentially impacting foreign investment and economic stability in Bangladesh.
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has launched a scathing attack on the interim government's Chief Advisor, Muhammad Yunus, accusing him of corruption, money laundering, and leading the country into an 'age of terror'. She claims Yunus forcibly ousted her in August 2024 and is plotting to sell Bangladesh's territory and resources to foreign interests. Hasina, whose Bangladesh — Awami League party has been banned from the upcoming February 12 national elections, delivered a pre-recorded audio message from India, calling on the people of Bangladesh to overthrow the 'foreign-serving puppet regime'. She outlined a five-step plan to restore democracy, end violence, ensure the safety of minorities, and stop politically motivated legal actions against journalists and opposition members. She also called for an impartial investigation by the United Nations into the events of the past year.
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