An investigative report by Bangladeshi newspaper Amar Desh claims that India’s external intelligence agency, RAW, launched a covert operation named 'Operation Delta Seven' to counter the July student-led uprising in Bangladesh. The report alleges that a secret squad, formed under this operation, was involved in violent crackdowns, including sniper attacks and sabotage across Dhaka. Evidence reportedly shows direct communication between the squad members and ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, with messages sent to her personal phone. Forensic analysis of devices belonging to former state minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak and student leader Tanvir Hasan Soikot allegedly confirmed links to the operation. Investigators, including ICT expert Tanvir Hasan Zoha, stated that digital communication data indicate RAW’s involvement in Bangladesh’s internal security matters. Security analyst Irfan Haider described the findings as proof of Indian interference in Bangladesh’s political affairs, asserting that Hasina’s long-standing ties with India facilitated her authoritarian rule. The investigation continues under joint local and international cyber intelligence scrutiny.