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[20 Jan 2012 | No Comment ]

Intelligence sources say the Bangladesh coup attempt last month was fueled by retired officers campaigning to introduce sharia law. The news raises concern about political instability in the region.

Brigadier General Muhammad Masud Razzaq (r.) talks during a media briefing in Dhaka on Friday. The Bangladesh army said on Thursday it foiled a coup attempt by retired and serving officers late last month which intelligence sources said was driven by a campaign to introduce Sharia law throughout the majority Muslim country.
Bangladesh’s Army said on Thursday it had foiled a coup attempt …

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[14 Jul 2010 | One Comment ]

Two leading Islamist politicians were arrested as Bangladesh prepares to hold a war crimes tribunal for those charged with committing mass murder during the country’s liberation war from Pakistan in 1971. Observers worry this might incite violence.

DHAKA, Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s government on Wednesday arrested two of the country’s leading Islamist politicians, charging them with committing mass murder during Bangladesh’s liberation war from Pakistan in 1971.
Both men are members of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, the country’s largest fundamentalist party. Their detention comes after the government arrested three of Jamaat’s top leaders, including the party’s head, Motiur …