Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina now faces a staggering total of 33 legal cases, including accusations of murder, crimes against humanity, and abduction, as a result of violent protests and political turmoil following her ouster. Recent filings include eight murder cases related to unrest in Dhaka and surrounding areas, along with a case concerning an attack on a Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) procession that occurred on August 4 in Sylhet City, where several people were injured. Among the accused are prominent figures from Hasina's Awami League party, including former ministers and party leaders. Hasina fled to India on August 5 amidst escalating protests and has been accused of past crimes against humanity linked to a 2013 rally. The BNP is seeking her extradition from India, highlighting the growing political tensions in Bangladesh. The ongoing unrest, largely fueled by demands for government job reforms, has led to over 600 deaths since mid-July.