An independent national investigation commission has alleged that the ruling Awami League, under then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, was directly involved in the 2009 BDR mutiny and massacre at Pilkhana, Dhaka. The report claims the event was premeditated and coordinated by then MP Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh, with Hasina allegedly giving a 'green signal'. It also cites evidence of Indian involvement and claims the army refrained from action due to threats from India. The commission, led by retired Major General A.L.M. Fazlur Rahman, submitted its findings to Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, who praised the effort for uncovering long-hidden truths. The report accuses several Awami League leaders, security officials, and journalists of complicity or negligence, and calls for accountability. It also notes that some evidence was destroyed and key witnesses had left the country. The findings have sparked renewed debate over the handling of one of Bangladesh’s deadliest military tragedies.