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Sheikh Hasina Accuses Bangladesh Government Of Conducting "Mass Arrests", "Torture"

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Sheikh Hasina, who was ousted following the anti-government protests in 2024, alleged that law enforcement agencies were "conducting block raids and mass searches in various areas across the country, including Gopalganj."

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