Pak-linked networks using AI, coordinated amplification to influence Bangladesh’s digital discourse: Report New Delhi, April 5 (SocialNews.XYZ) Pakistan-linked disinformation networks are actively targeting Bangladesh through coordinated digital campaigns, leveraging social media platforms, artificial intelligence tools and local amplification channels to shape public narratives and geopolitical perceptions, according to a recent investigation. The report, highlights how actors linked to Pakistan are systematically pushing narratives that portray India as a destabilising force while projecting Pakistan as a favourable strategic partner for Bangladesh.

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Permanent ban on Awami League under anti-terror ordinance detrimental to Bangladesh’s democracy: Report Dhaka/Colombo, April 5 (SocialNews.XYZ) Last year, the then interim government of Bangladesh, under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus, had banned all activities of the Bangladesh Awami League and its related outfits, through the Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Ordinance 2025. Now, the new government, led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has reportedly proposed to make the ban permanent. This reflects an alarming objective, including the effective criminalisation and possible political extinction of the Bangladesh Awami League, which is also the country's founding political party, Anwar A.

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Bangladesh’s electors have spoken, now its upto the new government to deliver: B’desh media New Delhi, Feb 13 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Bangladesh election result has been welcomed by the country's media as a verdict against fundamentalism and gender inequality, where an alliance led by a more tolerant party won the trust of an overwhelming majority of the 59 per cent of the country’s 12.8 crore electors who exercised their franchise on Thursday. "BNP clocks landslide victory as Jamaat's religion card fails," said Bangladesh’s The Business Standard, while the weekly Blitz termed it "A silent revolt against extremism and pro-Pakistan politics: BNP wins landslide in general elections".

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4,000 kilometres of concern: Why Bangladesh’s polls matter deeply to India New Delhi, Feb 12 (SocialNews.XYZ) The much-awaited elections in Bangladesh finally got underway on Thursday, amidst incidents of vote theft and violence. Since the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, ties between India and Bangladesh have soured considerably, with the interim government under caretaker Muhammad Yunus leaning more towards Pakistan and China. He has been under the control of Islamabad, as a result of which he has framed policies that were aimed at hurting India’s interests.

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Behind the scenes: How Pakistan, Jamaat are positioning Yunus for Bangladesh’s presidency New Delhi, Jan 26 (SocialNews.XYZ) Pakistan has been able to secretly strike a deal whereby Muhammad Yunus would be made the President of Bangladesh if the Jamaat-e-Islami comes to power. Since the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, Yunus has been in charge of the country as the caretaker of the interim government. Bangladesh watchers say that Yunus has made several exceptions for Pakistan and now in return he wants an assurance that he would be made President once the February elections are completed.

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T20 World Cup crisis: PCB writes to ICC supporting Bangladesh’s stance The ICC Board is expected to meet on Wednesday to take a final call on Bangladesh's participation at the T20 World CupSee What Happened →

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US city renames road after Bangladesh’s deceased former PM Khaleda Zia New Delhi, Jan 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) Hamtramck city, in the state of Michigan of the United States, has renamed a section of its Carpenter Street to Khaleda Zia Street, in remembrance of the late former prime minister of Bangladesh, who died on December 30 at the age of 80. The Hamtramck City Council approved the renaming of the stretch between Joseph Campau and Conault Streets.

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Yunus’ Press Secy’s social media post on ‘helplessness against violent attacks’ raises concern over Bangladesh’s safety, security New Delhi, Dec 23 (SocialNews.XYZ) A social media post by Shafiqul Alam, Press Secretary to Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Adviser in Bangladesh's interim government, expressing helplessness over the violent attacks on media offices has raised concern over the safety and security of the country's common citizens. "If influential persons of the government are helpless, where will people go?" asked an article in Bangladesh's leading Bengali newspaper Prothom Alo on Tuesday.

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As elections near, killing of 1971 Liberation War veteran highlights systematic targeting of Bangladesh’s minorities New Delhi, Dec 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) The murder of a freedom fighter of the 1971 Liberation War and his wife in Bangladesh’s Rangpur proves once again that minorities are unsafe in the country. On Sunday morning, the bodies of 75-year-old Jogesh Chandra Roy and his wife Suborna Roy were discovered by their neighbours after knocks on their door went unanswered. Until 2 pm on Sunday, no case had been filed, and this despite the couple’s two sons serving with the Bangladesh police.

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Secret bomb kitchens and looted arms put Bangladesh’s elections on edge New Delhi, Dec 1 (SocialNews.XYZ) Bangladesh is witnessing a sharp rise in the criminal ecosystem where violence and extortion have become a new normal. During the 2024 unrest, which led to the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government, violence engulfed the country. While the security agencies in Bangladesh were busy controlling the mobs, a silent rise of a massive criminal ecosystem took place.

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Yunus regime’s nervousness shows its growing fear of Awami League’s resurgence in Bangladesh’s politics: Report Dhaka, Nov 16 (SocialNews.XYZ) Awami League's recent lockdown programme in Dhaka has been a success, with people staying in homes and limited movement of public transport. On the same day, Bangladesh interim government's chief adviser Muhammad Yunus presented his idea of a referendum on the July Charter and general elections in February next year, however, it didn't really change anything for people who were already tired of illegitimacy compounded by misrule.

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A cultural coup: How Pakistan seeks to rewrite Bangladesh’s identity New Delhi, Oct 18 (SocialNews.XYZ) There has been a steady rise in radicalisation in Bangladesh, following the installation of Muhammad Yunus as the caretaker of the interim government. The rise of radicalisation, violence against minorities, and the mushrooming of terror camps was obvious since Yunus is a puppet of the ISI-controlled Jamaat-e-Islami. While violence has become a daily routine, the worry is the rising presence of the ISI in the country.

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Rohingya repatriation and Bangladesh’s security challenges (IANS Analysis) Dhaka, Sep 9 (SocialNews.XYZ) The question of repatriation of Rohingya refugees, who escaped Myanmar’s military crackdown in 2017, came up as Bangladesh hosted a three-day international conference on Rohingya in late August. Since Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of the interim government in August 2024, the question of Rohingya repatriation has attained policy priority, positioning himself as the ‘moral advocate’. However, this continues to remain a mere symbolism.

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How Bangladesh’s turmoil is fueling a terror threat on India’s border New Delhi, Aug 6 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) was once a dangerous terror outfit operating out of Bangladesh, threatening India’s national interests. However, since the past eight years, it had gone down considerably, and there were no signs of any activity from this proscribed terror group. With Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, many radical groups have run amok, and this has led to the revival of several terror groups, including the JMB.

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Bangladesh’s ‘unelected leader’ Yunus begins UK visit amid massive protests London, June 10 (SocialNews.XYZ) Hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Heathrow Airport and also at a Central London hotel as Bangladesh interim government's Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus began a four-day visit to the United Kingdom on Tuesday. Carrying black flags and banners - many of which read "Yunus is a killer of freedom fighters of Liberation War" - protestors shouted slogans like "Go back Yunus", labelling him as a promoter of militancy and radicalism in Bangladesh.

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India scraps transshipment facility for Bangladesh’s export cargo New Delhi, April 9 (SocialNews.XYZ) India has withdrawn the transshipment facility extended to Bangladesh for sending its export cargoes to other countries through Indian territory. A circular issued by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs' (CBIC), dated April 8, states that it has been decided to rescind the circular dated June 29, 2020, which allowed such transshipments, with immediate effect.

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