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Court to deliver verdict in Hasina’s case on Nov.13
Gulf Today
|October 24, 2025
The verdict in the crimes against humanity case against ousted Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina will be delivered on Nov.13, the attorney general said, as the trial ended on Thursday.
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Hasina, 78, has defied court orders to return from India to face charges of ordering a deadly crackdown in a failed attempt to crush a student-led uprising.
“If she believed in the justice system, she should have returned,” Attorney General Md Asaduzzaman said in his closing speech of the nearly five-month-long trial in Dhaka.
“She was the prime minister but fled, leaving behind the entire nation - her fleeing corroborates the allegations.”
Her trial in absentia, which opened on June I, heard months of testimony alleging Hasina ordered mass killings.
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