Student Leader Arrests Ignite Controversy in Bangladesh
Bangladesh police have arrested a student leader on extortion charges, linked to five previously detained comrades. This follows last year's protests led by Students against Discrimination, which toppled Sheikh Hasina's government. The arrests prompted renewed scrutiny on the National Citizen Party and allegations of corruption within its ranks.

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A student leader linked to last year's protests that brought down Sheikh Hasina's government has been arrested by Bangladesh police on extortion charges.
Authorities allege that the accused extorted Taka 10 lakh from the residence of a former lawmaker, with additional demands for Taka 40 lakh unfulfilled before their detainment.
The controversy has reignited discourse around the now political National Citizen Party and concerns of corruption, as highlighted by former spokesperson Umama Fatema's online accusations against the leadership.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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