The verdict, though unlikely to be carried out, could widen divisions and destabilise Bangladesh’s fragile democracy, analysts tell CNA. Bangladesh is at a crossroads after a tribunal sentenced ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity linked to last year’s deadly protest crackdown. The verdict is largely symbolic and unlikely to be carried out – as Hasina remains in exile in India – but it could deepen divisions within the country, said analysts after Monday’s (