DHAKA: Bangladesh has cancelled the passports of 75 people, including deposed PM Sheikh Hasina, due to their alleged involvement in killings during last year’s protests that led to her govt’s fall. The immigration and passports department also cancelled passports of another 22 people who were allegedly involved in “enforced disappearances“, according to the Bangladesh govt’s press wing, which, however, did not name the individuals. The country’s International Crimes Tribunal has issued arrest warrants against Hasina and others for the alleged killings as well as disappearances that took place during the Awami League govt.
