Sheikh Hasina is authorized deadly Bangladesh crackdown, suggested that leaked audio

A fatal cracking of protests led by Student Bangladesh in the last year was immediately allowed by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, according to one of his phone calls in the BBC eye.

In Audio, Deaded Online in March, Hasina said he allowed his security forces “use weapons of lethal” against protesters and that “they shoot”.

The prosecutors of Bangladesh plans to use recording as important evidence against Hasina, who are attempted to be not in a special court of crimes against mankind.

Up to 1,400 people die at the end of the summer season, according to UN investigators. Hasina, who fled to India, and his party rejected all the charges against him.

A spokesman for his Awami League Party Denied the tape shows any “unlawful” bad intention “in the” unchangeable response “response.

The Lineak Audio in Hasina’s conversation with an unknown senior government officer is the most important evidence that the anti-government protesters have been shot in the streets last summer.

Protests began against the Civil Service Chocus quotas for relatives of independence and grew up in a mass movement running the Hazina, with power for 15 years. This is the worst violence in Bangladesh seen since the war in 1971.

Some of the bloodiest scenes occurred on 5 August, the day Hazina fled to the helicopter before the people in Dhaka.

The World World Service Service has previously established details about a police massacre to the protesters in the capital – including higher death.

Hasina, he lived in the Dhaka, known as the Duration of the call that took place 18 July, a source of knowledge at the Leaking Audio told BBC.

This is a significant moment of demonstrations. Security officials respond to public hostility to police killings obtained by video and shared across the social media. During the days after the call, military rifles in the military were deployed and used in Dhaka, according to police documents found at BBC.

The BBC recorded to check is one of the many calls involving Sheikh Hasina made by the National Telecommunication Monitoring Center (NTMC), a Bangladeshi government responsible for communication monitoring.

The audio of the call is leaked in the early March of this year – not clear who. Since the protests, many clips of Hasina’s calls appear online, many of them are unstoppable.

The LEAT 18 July recording is the voice aligned by the Criminal Investigation Department in Bangladesh Police with a voice by Sheikh Hasina’s voice of Sheikh Hasina.

The BBC has held self independent verification by sharing the recording of audio forensics experts, with no evidence edited or allegedly that it is never possible with synthetically done.

Earshot said the leaked recording was probably taken in a room with a phone call playing a speaker, due to the presence of telephonic sounds and background sounds. Earshots indicate the frequency of the electric network (

Earshot also examined Sheikh Hasina’s speech – the rhythm, intonation and stressful sound levels, no evidence without evidence of audio synthetic artetfacts.

“Records are critical for establishing his role, they are clearly, and are properly affirmed, and other evidence of Toby Cadman spoke to BBC.

The Awami League spokesman said: “We cannot confirm if the Tape recording that is explained by the BBC is true.”

Joint to Sheikh Hasina, the former government and police officer meant to kill protesters. About 203 individuals are recognized in ICT, which 73 are in custody.

The BBC’s eye was analyzed and confirmed hundreds of videos, images and documents that play police attacks against demonstrators for 36 days.

Investigations known that in an incident on 5 August of Jatrimari, a busy neighborhood, at least 52 people killed by police, made one of the most serious incidents of police history in Banglades. Initial reports of time suggested 30 dead in Jarrabili that day.

The BBC investigation has not discovered new details about how the massacre started and ended.

Helping eyewitnesses, CCTVs and Drionery Diagery, police opened the protesters, separating the Army personnel, separating the protesters.

For more than 30 minutes police shot at the protesters as they tried to escape the alyleyways and on the highway, before police officers were looking for a nearby army camp. At least six police officers were killed while protesters were slowing late, burning Jatrimati Police Station.

A spokesman for Bangladesh Police who told the BBC 60 police were arrested for their role in violence in July and August last year.

“There are blaming incidents in which few members of the police festival participating in excessive use of energy,” as the spokesman. “The police in Bangladesh launched a complete and impartial investigation.”

Sheikh Hasina’s attempt started last month. He was accused of committing crimes against mankind, including issuing orders carrying mass killings and targeted civilians, as well as flowing, congestion.

India is up to date failed to fulfill a request in Bangladeshi for his extradition. Hasina is unlikely to return to the country for the test, Mr. Cadman said.

Awami League is guaranteed that its leaders cannot be liable for the force used against protesters.

“The Awami League is derived and rejected some of the senior leaders, including the Prime Minister of Himself, personally responsible for the use of people,” a party spokesman.

“The decisions made by senior government officials are proportional to nature, made by good faith and intended to shorten the loss of life.”

The Party rejected the knowledge of the United Nations investigators, who said they found reasonable factors to believe in the actions of Hashina and his government with many crimes against mankind.

The BBC approached the Bangladesh army for comment but did not receive an answer.

Since the fall of Hasina, Bangladesh was governed by an interim government led by Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus.

His government prepares for national elections. It is unclear if allowed the Awami League to fight the vote.