In Bangladesh, a political party opposed to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid has said that the government has filed cases against thousands of its workers in "fake" cases of torture.
According to the French news agency AFP, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party has held protests across the country in recent months against load shedding and has called for elections under the supervision of a neutral caretaker government. Violence has also been seen in some protests.
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He said that "20,000 other supporters of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, who have not been identified, were also booked." According to activists working for human rights, such tactics give the police an opportunity to Can harass the opposition.
According to the spokesman, five of their workers were killed and more than 2,000 were injured in the demonstration.
Sair Al Kabir said that the police did not intervene during the violence of the workers of the ruling party during the protest, but when we reacted, the police took action.
Police say four people have been killed in at least three protests, but the violence has been blamed on the opposition.
The human rights organization Human Rights Watch has expressed concern on Monday over the "large number of arrests and raids on the houses of opposition parties".
Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Africa director of Human Rights Watch said, "These are threats made before the upcoming elections in December 2023."
It should be noted that last December, the United States imposed sanctions on the security forces of Bangladesh for hundreds of enforced disappearances and thousands of extrajudicial killings. However, the government denied this and said that the criminals were killed in the encounter with the police.
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