New Delhi. Eminent writer Taslima Nasreen has reacted sharply to the speculation of the resignation of Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh. He has written a long wide post on social media targeting Mohammad Yunus. Taslima has said that I heard Younus is going to resign, he will spend the rest of his life in Europe or America comfortably. Why should they be allowed to go? They should be put in jail. They should be punished for their crimes and spend the rest of their lives in jail. Why should they be spared? They have handed over the corridors and ports to foreign military powers and ruined relations with neighboring countries. Should they be left free for all these without facing any justice?
Taslima further wrote, five cases were rejected against Mohammad Yunus as soon as they came to Bangladesh. From the post of Chief Advisor, he instigated the jihadi militants and crowds for violence. To eliminate the opposition, spread hatred and malice, Tauhidi encouraged the crowd for bloodshed, so many people have been damaged, many people have lost their lives, they should atone for their sins.
I’ve heard that mr. Yunus is going to result and will go off to live the rest of his life in comfort in europe or America. Why should he be allowed to leave? He should be imprisoned. As soon as he entered the country, He Had Five Cases Against Him Dismissed. From his position as…
– taslima nasreen (@taslimanasreen) May 23, 2025
The writer further wrote, “In the last nine months, Younus has raised a generation that is frenzied, unstable, irritable and intolerant. He has brought a flood of unrest in the country, conspiring to free his followers and conspiracy to live jihadi, destruction and arson. He has implicated countless innocent people in murder cases. Many people have been sentenced to life imprisonment for even less crime. Let us tell you that there are differences between Bangladesh Army Chief General Waqar-e-Zaman and Mohammad Yunus about holding elections in the country and the Chittagong-Rakhin Corridor. Due to which Mohammad Yunus has said that he is feeling like a hostage.
