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BNP’s Reign of Lawlessness: A Surge in Crime and Chaos in Bangladesh

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Last updated: March 7, 2026 7:48 am
Info BDperspectives Published March 7, 2026
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From extortion rackets strangling businesses to gang rapes and targeted assassinations, BNP cadres have turned Bangladesh into a lawless fiefdom.

Since August 2024, Bangladesh has descended into a nightmare of unchecked criminality and political thuggery. What should have been a period of transition and hope has instead become a grotesque showcase of one party’s predatory grip on society. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) stands accused, with overwhelming evidence, of orchestrating a systematic campaign of extortion, kidnapping, assault, murder, and rape. This is not isolated misconduct by rogue elements. It is a deliberate pattern of lawlessness that has claimed hundreds of lives, shattered countless families, and poisoned the nation’s future. The numbers are damning. The reality is worse. And the international community can no longer afford to look away.

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