The 15-year-long reign of Hasina came to an end after she fled the country amid nationwide anti-government protests engulfed Bangladesh

A new case has been registered against Bangladesh's ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 58 others for attempting to murder a student amid violent clashes that led to her government's collapse. Filed by Fahim Faisal,

Following Sheikh Hasina’s exit, violence in the country resulted in over 230 additional deaths, totaling over 600 since July. A new case against her and 58 others alleges attempted murder during protests,

Bangladesh's new interim government wants former PM Sheikh Hasina to face trial over the deadly violence that ended with her fleeing to India. But New Delhi seems unwilling to revoke Hasina's sanctuary.

Case lodged on charges of attempting to murder a student, on complaint by 22-year-old Fahim Faisal, who claimed he was shot and injured during anti-govt protest in Dinajpur on 4 August.

Bangladesh's war crimes tribunal is to seek the extradition of ousted leader Sheikh Hasina from neighbouring India, its chief prosecutor has said, accusing her of carrying out "massacres".