Bangladesh's interim administration has revoked the passport of its ousted prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, and 74 others for their alleged role in the brutal crackdown on last year's student-led protests against her government,

The Chief Advisor’s Office, or CAO, has revoked the passports of 97 people, including deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, in connection with the “enforced disappearances” during the Awami League regime and killings during the July uprising.

Bangladesh has revoked the passports of 75 individuals, including former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, due to their alleged involvement in last year's protest-related killings. Additionally, passports of 22 others suspected of involvement in enforced disappearances have been annulled.

Following a tribunal's warrant against Sheikh Hasina and 10 others over enforced disappearances, Bangladesh's interim government revoked her passport, along with 96 others, due to their alleged involvement in the July killings,

Following the International Crimes Tribunal's issuance of a second arrest warrant for former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, former Indian High Commissioner Veena Sikri called into question the evidence supporting allegations of enforced disappearances.

Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina's passport got revoked a day after Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) issued arrest warrants against Sheikh Hasina and 11 others in the case of enforced disappearance and extrajudicial killings during her tenure.

A Bangladeshi court issued a second arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, currently in exile in India, linked to enforced disappearances during her tenure. The interim government seeks her extradition,

The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Bangladesh has issued arrest warrants for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and 12 others.