A newly submitted report by Bangladesh’s National Independent Investigation Commission has alleged direct involvement of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, ex-Army Chief Moeen U Ahmed, and foreign entities in the 2009 BDR mutiny that killed 57 army officers at Pilkhana, Dhaka. The commission, led by retired Major General A L M Fazlur Rahman, presented its findings to Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, revealing that the army’s inaction during the massacre remains a mystery. The report claims the mutiny was premeditated, coordinated by Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh, and politically shielded by the then-ruling Awami League. Investigators said evidence was partly destroyed over time and many suspects fled abroad. The commission also cited failures of police, RAB, and intelligence agencies, and criticized some media for unprofessional conduct. It recommended measures to prevent similar incidents and ensure justice for victims’ families. The findings reignite national debate over accountability for one of Bangladesh’s darkest tragedies.