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Hasina’s Shadow: The Pilkhana Massacre and a Reign of Blood
Looking back, and with the benefit of this new information, it is difficult to view Sheikh Hasina as anything but one of the most ruthless and murderous leaders in recent South Asian history.
The recent documentary on the Pilkhana massacre is not merely a historical account; it is a chilling indictment. It forces us to confront a horrifying possibility: that the tragic events of 2009 were not a random act of mutiny, but a calculated, politically motivated purge. This new information shatters the official narrative and, in doing so, reveals the alleged architect of a reign of blood: Sheikh Hasina.
The documentary, narrated by Captain Md Khan Sobayel Bin Rafiq, begins with an audio clip of a BDR officer’s call to the Prime Minister on February 25, 2009, reporting a mutiny at Pilkhana and a lack of weapons to fight back. Sobayel recounts receiving a phone call around 9 AM, learning about the attack on army officers. By 10:30 or 11:00 AM, the army’s 46 Brigade and RAB were deployed and ready for an operation just 300 yards away from the Pilkhana gate. However, they were told to wait for an order to “move forward,” an order that never came.
