Bangladesh’s political crisis deepened further on Sunday after the interim government said it would investigate reports that key state officials attended a secret late-night meeting hosted by a former ministry adviser. Leaders of a 14-party alliance locked in a furious struggle with the former ruling coalition ahead of general elections in January accused the participants of plotting to rig the polls. Friday’s meeting, at an office owned by Mahmudur Rahman, adviser to the energy ministry under the previous Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government, was revealed by reporters. Full Story
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