Last November, the US Senate Committee on Judiciary and Committee on Oversight and Accountability had stated in a letter to Blue Star that, back in 2015, Hunter had been "instrumental in convincing Burisma to retain Blue Star’s services". The conflict of interest allegations against Joe Biden (who was Vice President under Barack Obama at the time) arising from Hunter's dealings with a Ukrainian firm have been a subject of scrutiny by the US Justice Department and Congressional members.
"The [supposed] involvement of a firm linked to Hunter Biden in backing Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) appears to be the most credible proof pointing to Biden family direct stakes in trying to perpetrate a regime change in Bangladesh. These charges against Hunter Biden have been reported in our media, but neither Hunter nor Blue Star Strategies have come clean on them till date," commented Choudhury.
"As of now, there are no substantial mainstream sources that directly confirm significant involvement in Bangladesh’s political scene. Most of the controversies surrounding Biden involve his work with foreign corporations rather than political parties, like the BNP," said Sushanta Das Gupta, an Awami League sub-committee member.
Choudhury questioned the lack of condemnation from the American side regarding the instances of violence against minorities following Hasina's ouster. "If the human rights situation under Hasina was a concern [for them], why is the US silent on attacks against minorities now? It seems to indicate that the they had a vested interest in toppling Hasina," Choudhury suggested.