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293:. He mentioned, "Stringent legal measures will be taken against the persons involved in the conspiracy after proper investigation." The army spokesman underlined that banking on the army in the past, "different evil forces availed political gains and made abortive attempts to do so but as an institution, military still has to bear the stigma". non-resident Bangladeshi, Ishraq Ahmed, who was involved in the coup said the coup goal was topple Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from “letting Bangladesh be 'turned into a 1624: 289:, a defense analyst, said the country and its democratic structures were reasonably immune to interference. "Today's news about events in the army is worrying but will not cause any damage to democracy," he said. The military spokesperson also said the initial investigations found non-resident Bangladeshis (NRB) link to the plot while at least one of the officers, the fugitive Major, was linked to banned Islamist group 238:. The coup attempt had apparently been planned over several weeks or months with support of religious fanatics outside of Bangladesh. Military sources said that up to 16 hard-line Islamist officers were involved in the coup, with some of them being detained. Lieutenant colonel Ehsan Yusuf was arrested on 15 December 2011 and Major Zakir Hossain 31 December 2011. 124:
was a coup planned for 11–12 January 2012 that was stopped by the Bangladesh Army in December 2011. This was announced at a press conference on 19 January 2012. The purpose of the coup was to establish Islamic law in Bangladesh. A number of officers including retired ones were arrested. The coup
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personnel were charged for their involvement in the mutiny, and the crisis frayed ties between the civilian administration and elements of the military establishment. In 1975, mutinying soldiers had killed Hasina's father, Bangladesh's first Prime Minister
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Brig. Gen. Muhammad Masud Razzaq, Director of the Personnel Services Directorate described the conspiracy involving a dozen active duty and retired officers that he said was intended "to spread disaffection in the Bangladeshi Army." The
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political scientist Ataur Rahman and other analysts suggested it may have been caused by military unrest over a 2009 crackdown on the military. Intelligence sources quoted by
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but was stopped by the Bangladesh army in December 2011. Brigadier General Muhammad Mashud Razzaq, director of Personnel Services Directorate disclosed the plot at the
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alias Major Zia. Major Zia had called senior to midlevel army officers in different bases in the country to bring out soldiers under their command to establish
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which created coup-rumors in the army. Major Zia used a UK based roaming sim to contact fellow army officers. A retired officer, Lieutenant Colonel
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The alleged conspiracy against the government comes more than a year after five military officers were sentenced to five years of imprisonment in a
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On 28 December, a military court of inquiry was established to investigate the matter and punish those involved. Retired
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the former Prime Minister to allege that army officers were becoming victims of "sudden disappearance".
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Military officials stated that the coup was instigated by hard-line Islamist military officers, while
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plotters argued that they were nationalists trying to prevent Bangladesh from being turned into a
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on 19 January 2012. He also said 14-16 mid ranking officers were involved, including
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said the plot was uncovered in December following the detention of mastermind
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was supposed to take place in January 2012 by rogue military officers and
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In 2009 few months after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power; the
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Index

Government of Bangladesh
Hizb ut-Tahrir
Prime Minister
Sheikh Hasina
puppet
BDR Mutiny
Pilkhana
Paramilitary
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
court-martial
Fazle Noor Taposh
Bangladesh Rifles
Bangladesh Army
coup d'état
expatriate
Army Officers Club
Dhaka Cantonment
Syed Mohammad Ziaul Haque
Sharia law
Daily Amar desh
Ehsan Yusuf
University of Dhaka
The Christian Science Monitor
sharia law
Hizbut Tahrir
Bangladesh
Brigadier
Ghulam Azam
Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh
1971 war

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