A national independent investigation commission has found strong evidence implicating the then-ruling Awami League and foreign entities in the 2009 Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) massacre, one of the deadliest mutinies in the country’s history. The commission’s report, submitted to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, identifies former MP Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh as the principal coordinator behind the planned killings. Headed by retired Major General A L M Fazlur Rahman, the commission stated that despite destroyed evidence and missing witnesses, it maintained professional integrity throughout the investigation. The findings suggest that the attack was politically motivated and allegedly received a 'green signal' from then-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The report also highlights failures by law enforcement and intelligence agencies, as well as unprofessional media conduct during the crisis. The commission recommended measures to prevent similar incidents and ensure justice for victims.