Dr. Yunus has come to power through conspiracy; under his rule, Bangladesh is heading towards destruction, with millions facing a terrifying reality—death, exile, or surrender to extremism.

Dr. Yunus has come to power through conspiracy; under his rule, Bangladesh is heading towards destruction, with millions facing a terrifying reality—death, exile, or surrender to extremism. Dr. Muhammad Yunus has seized power by overthrowing Sheikh Hasina's government—such claims were made by Harun-Ur-Rashid, the Bangladeshi ambassador to Morocco, currently residing in Canada.

The Bangladeshi ambassador to Morocco posted in English on social media platform Facebook, stating the following, translated into Bengali:

**"A Plea for Bangladesh and Myself.

Subject: Bangladesh’s Collapse into Anarchy Under Dr. Yunus—The World’s Silence is Painful.

To the Conscience of Humanity: Today, Bangladesh is a victim of the brutality unleashed by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Millions are facing a terrifying reality—death, exile, or surrender to extremism.

On August 5, 2024, the country faced one of the darkest chapters in its history—a meticulously planned terrorist attack that overthrew Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s legitimate government, shaking the very foundation of Bangladesh. As the country burned and law and order collapsed, Muhammad Yunus emerged as the usurper.

How will history remember this event? Perhaps as the most horrific and successful terrorist operation—one that transformed an entire nation overnight.

The Rise of a Terrorist Movement, A Planned Conspiracy:

For years, digital terrorists like Pinaki Bhattacharya and Elias Hossain have used Western nations to spread extremism in Bangladesh. By running false propaganda against the government online, they created instability. From France, Pinaki, and from the United States, Elias, targeted Bangladesh’s Father of the Nation Memorial Museum for destruction—evidence of their dangerous intentions."**

Earlier, on December 11, 2024, Bangladesh's Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordered Ambassador Mohammad Harun-Ur-Rashid to return to the country and report to the ministry immediately. However, instead of returning within the specified time, he criticized the interim government through his Facebook posts.

As a result, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs took necessary steps to cancel his and his family’s passports. This information was disclosed in an official notice issued by the ministry on Friday, March 14.

Even after posting on Facebook, as of the time this report was prepared, Harun-Ur-Rashid’s profile still identified him as the Bangladeshi ambassador to Morocco.

During Sheikh Hasina’s government, Harun served as the then Director-General of the External Publicity Wing (now Public Diplomacy) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka. At that time, he authored a novel titled "Renu’s Arrival," based on Sheikh Hasina’s mother, Begum Fazilatunnesa Mujib, which was later published as a book. Following this, he was appointed as the Deputy High Commissioner at the Bangladesh Mission in London, UK.