Bangladesh: US Agency On Trump’s Hitlist Forced Sheikh Hasina To Flee To India? Explained | USAID

Published on Feb 13, 2025 12:41 am IST

Reports suggest a U.S. plot, potentially involving USAID and George Soros, to destabilize Bangladesh and oust Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Allegations point to USAID providing significant funding to organizations aimed at influencing political affairs, while a Trump-linked source claims Soros used these funds to destabilize multiple nations, including India. Facing mass protests, violence against minorities, and a caution from her army chief, Hasina was forced to flee Bangladesh, with India providing refuge. Watch the video for more details.

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