Hasina: Violence 'New Normal' in Yunus’ Bangladesh, Extremists in Cabinet

• Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina states violence is the "new normal" in Bangladesh under Yunus’s interim government, alleging law enforcement ineffectiveness.
• Remarks follow violent protests after the assassination of Sharif Osman Hadi, an anti-India voice and convenor of Inqilab Moncho.
• Hasina claims Yunus’s government has placed extremists in cabinet roles, released terrorists, and allowed radical groups into public life.
• She warns of destabilization, persecution of minorities (citing Dipu Chandra Das’s killing), and strained India-Bangladesh relations.
• Hasina asserts that India "sees the chaos" and that Yunus’s actions erode Bangladesh’s secular character and international credibility.

Why It Matters: Hasina warns of escalating violence, extremism, and instability in Yunus’s Bangladesh, impacting regional ties.