Former Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin is facing serious allegations of crimes against humanity related to the 2024 uprising. Complaints were officially filed against him on Sunday, just days after his resignation citing health issues. Despite the gravity of these accusations, the Home Minister has downplayed their significance, suggesting they won’t be taken up by a tribunal. However, Shahabuddin will separately be investigated for corruption, confirmed by the country’s Law Minister. The timing of the allegations following his resignation raises questions about political motivations. These developments mark a turbulent period in Bangladeshi politics and legal proceedings. The outcome of both the alleged crimes against humanity claims and the corruption investigation remain to be seen.