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‘US-backed groups spearheaded Bangla Spring

The Morning Standard

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August 10, 2024

A section of Bangladeshi intelligentsia has alleged that students who spearheaded protests in that country received training, were radicalised and taught about regime change with facilitation provided by US-led groups.

- YESHI SELI

‘US-backed groups spearheaded Bangla Spring

"What has happened in Bangladesh in the past few weeks was planned and executed with the help of the US that was eyeing a regime change for a long time. We refer to it as 'Bangla Spring' where students were introduced to radicalised communities, received training on regime changes through study circles," Prof Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah, a political commentator, told this newspaper, adding that India couldn't see this coming and was literally caught unawares.

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