Sheikh Hasina Alleges 'Fraudulent' Bangladesh Elections, Demands Cancellation

• Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina rejected the February 12 election results, calling them 'completely fraudulent' and 'administrative manipulation'.
• Hasina questioned how 60% voting occurred in empty polling booths, alleging ballot boxes were filled artificially.
• She claimed voters were prevented from casting ballots, with many finding their votes already cast, and accused the administration of favoring a specific party.
• The former PM dismissed the 60% voter turnout claim as 'unbelievable' given public fear and lack of enthusiasm.
• Hasina demanded the cancellation of the elections, the current government's resignation, release of political prisoners, and re-elections under an interim government.