DHAKA: Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin found himself in the crosshairs of the interim government on Monday after law adviser Asif Nazrul accused him of lying about not having "documentary evidence" of ex-PM Sheikh Hasina resigning before her Aug 5 flight from the country.

Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, currently in India, citing her alleged involvement in mass killings during violent protests that erupted earlier this year.

Bangladesh's President, Mohammed Shahabuddin, has publicly claimed he lacks documentary evidence of Sheikh Hasina's resignation as Prime Minister before her sudden departure to India. The President discussed the political turmoil of August,

President Mohammed Shahabuddin revealed the absence of documented evidence of Sheikh Hasina's resignation amidst chaos on August 5. Although Shahabuddin and the army chief heard of her departure, no formal resignation was found.

Former Bangladesh CM Sheikh Hasina fled the country in August amid widespread protests. Presently, Hasina is seeking asylum in India

President Mohammed Shahabuddin stated he has no documentary evidence of Sheikh Hasina's resignation before her departure in August. Despite extensive efforts, Shahabuddin couldn't locate the resignation letter,

Bangladesh's President Mohammed Shahabuddin stated he lacks documentary evidence of Sheikh Hasina's resignation before her departure amid protests. Despite claims of her resignation, he confirmed no documents were found.