Molla’s execution: Bangladesh’s PM condemns Pakistan’s stance

Vowing to continue with war crimes trial, Hasina says govt would resist any attempt to create anarchy by opposition.


News Desk December 19, 2013
Sheikh Hasina. PHOTO: AFP/FILE



The diplomatic row between Dhaka and Islamabad appears to have deepened on Wednesday, after Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina condemned Pakistan for its reaction to the execution of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) leader Abdul Quader Molla.


Vowing to continue with the war crimes trial, Hasina also said her government would resist any attempt to create anarchy by the opposition.


Since the execution of Molla on December 12, Pakistan drew huge criticism from Bangladesh for its reaction over hanging of the JI leader. Earlier this week, the National Assembly adopted a resolution expressing concern over the execution of Molla.


Following the resolution, Bangladesh’s ministry of foreign affairs summoned Pakistan’s top envoy in Dhaka to register its protest.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 19th, 2013.

COMMENTS (27)

zeeshan | 10 years ago | Reply

Why do I find so many I Indian trolls on a Pakistani news site? Don't u have ur own forum to throw mud at pak?? Just mind ur own business pls... As far as the case of molla is concerned, we must understand that he was a supporter of a united Pakistan. U can't blame our govt to stand behind a person who wanted that...that's Justified. Bangladesh should look ahead. Let bygones be bygones!

indian | 10 years ago | Reply

@Hidayet: turkey was better because of mustafa kamal pasha. now since they have started acting like mullah terrorists they are going to be another religiously rabid place like pakistan.

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