India-backed groups engaged in propaganda against Yunus govt in Europe, US

Indian-backed Bangladeshi diaspora groups in Europe and the US are orchestrating a disinformation campaign against the interim government, falsely implicating Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus.

India is actively influencing Bangladesh’s politics, mobilizing agents across Europe to lobby for Sheikh Hasina’s return in 2026 elections.

In a recent address to the nation, Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Adviser to Bangladesh’s interim government, has warned about the spread of false information aimed at destabilizing the country. Yunus noted a significant increase in rumors across various media platforms since the interim government took office. He emphasized that these attempts are deliberate and intended to undermine the country’s stability.

This concern comes amid instances where false information about Bangladesh has been circulated in Indian media outlets without reliable evidence. For example, a claim had spread alleging that Dr. Muhammad Yunus had fled to France, which was later found to be baseless. Yunus’s statement highlights the need for vigilance and critical consumption of information, especially in today’s digital age where misinformation can spread rapidly.

Indian-funded covert networks in Geneva are aggressively working to reinstall the Awami League threatening Bangladesh’s democratic transition and sovereign decision-making. The same diaspora members behind anti-Pakistan campaigns are now orchestrating events to bolster pro-Hasina narratives under foreign influence.

From Geneva to Washington RAW’s footprints are all over the campaign to undermine Bangladesh’s interim government. While the interim government in Bangladesh works to restore stability, India wages an information war funding lobby groups in Europe, UK and the US to push Awami League back into power.

Falsely implicating Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus as a political tool, India-aligned activists abroad are distorting facts to attack Bangladesh’s sovereignty and stability. RAW’s covert diplomacy has crossed the line from lobbying to political subversion it’s time for Bangladesh to reclaim its narrative on the global stage.