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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned amidst the ongoing heavy violence and political crisis in Bangladesh. According to sources, Sheikh Hasina has also left the country after resigning. After the resignation of Sheikh Hasina, the Bangladesh chief has said that the interim government will be formed in the country and will run the country at present. Apart from this, the army chief of Bangladesh has also informed how long the situation can be normal in the country.
Things will be corrected by night- Army Chief
According to Reuters, the Bangladesh army chief has said that there is no need to impose emergency or curfew in the country. The army chief has also said that the whole problem will be resolved today i.e. by Monday night. The army chief has appealed to all the students to remain calm and return to their homes.
Discussion with political parties- Army Chief
According to the report by Reuters, the Bangladesh army chief has informed that the Prime Minister of the country Sheikh Hasina has resigned. The rule of Bangladesh will now run the interim government. The Army Chief has reported that representatives of major political parties were present in the discussion with the army.
More than 300 people died
There have been clashes in various parts of the country between protesters and Hasina’s supporters in Bangladesh. The protesters have entered the Prime Minister’s residence. More than 300 people have died in these clashes. The protesters have also captured several important routes. The Internet has been completely closed. Meanwhile, the main opposition party BNP workers have come out on the streets in large numbers, targeting the activists of the ruling Awami League.
Protesters looted from Sheikh Hasina’s room to her sari, looting and sabotage in PM residence
The situation in Bangladesh has deteriorated and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned. Amidst the violence, the protesters also entered the Prime Minister’s residence and vandalized and looted there. The protesters looted her sari from Sheikh Hasina’s room. Hasina left Bangladesh due to the protest and for security reasons.
The protesters did not spare the Prime Minister’s room and looted there too. The one who got the goods, picked it up and left. All videos related to this looting have also come out, in which it can be seen that people are entering PM residence and looting with sabotage.
Bangladesh’s Army Chief said this in a press conference
Bangladesh’s Army Chief held a press conference and said, ‘Representatives of main political parties were present in the discussion with the army. Students are requested to stay calm and go back home. There is no need for curfew or any emergency in the country, we will find a solution to the crisis by tonight. PM Sheikh Hasina has resigned. The interim government will run the country.
What is the whole matter?
The situation in Bangladesh is continuously deteriorating. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has left Dhaka amidst the ongoing violence in Bangladesh. Hasina has left for a safe place. Meanwhile, a large number of protesters have entered the Prime Minister’s residence in Dhaka.
The protesters have also captured several important routes. The Internet has been completely closed. Meanwhile, the main opposition party BNP workers have come out on the streets in large numbers, targeting the activists of the ruling Awami League.
Protesters entered Prime Minister’s residence
There have been clashes in various parts of the country between protesters and Hasina’s supporters in Bangladesh. The protesters have entered the Prime Minister’s residence. More than 300 people have died in these clashes. The clashes occurred on Sunday morning when the protesters arrived to participate in the ‘Non -Cooperation Program’ organized under the ‘Students Against Description’. Awami League, Students League and Jubo League activists opposed him after which there was a clash between the two sides.
Meanwhile, army has been deployed across the country including the capital Dhaka. Police has been removed from the roads
Who is General Waqar Ujan, who made a big announcement after Sheikh Hasina’s resignation from the post of PM
There has been a lot of upheaval in the politics of Bangladesh. PM Sheikh Hasina has resigned from her post. After the resignation of Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s Army Chief War Uj Zaman said that we will form an interim government which will currently run the country. In such a situation, let us know about Bangladesh Army Chief Waqar Ujan.
The charge of Army Chief was held this year
58 -year -old Waqar Ujan took over as Army Chief of Bangladesh on 23 June this year. His term is for the next three, which is a general tenure for this post. Waqar Ujan was born in 1966 in Dhaka. He was married to Sarhanaj Kamalika Zaman, daughter of General Muhammad Mustafizur Rahman. Please inform that General Muhammad Mustafizur Rahman was the Bangladeshi Army Chief from 1997 to 2000.
Work was also done as Chief of General Staff before becoming Army Tif
According to the information, before becoming an army chief, Waqar Ujan has also worked as Chief of General Staff for more than six months. At that time, he, among other things,, oversee the role of Bangladesh in military operations and intelligence, the role of Bangladesh in the United Nations Peace Campaign. In a three -and -a -half -decade career, he worked with Sheikh Hasina and has also done as a chief staff officer in the Armed Forces Division under the Prime Minister’s Office.
How many educated
According to information received from the Bangladesh Army website, Zaman has studied Mast degree in Defense Studies from Bangladesh’s National University and Master of Arts in Defense Studies from Kings College, London.
Know why Sheikh Hasina’s name comes in some selected women of the world
Dhaka: Sheikh Hasina, who was elected Prime Minister for the fourth consecutive time in Bangladesh and for the fifth consecutive time, has always been appreciated by her supporters as an ‘Iron Lady’. However, now his 15 -year rule is dramatically ended. Hasina is once known for providing stability to military ruled Bangladesh, but at the same time she is criticized by her opponents as a ‘autocratic’ leader. Hasina (76) is one of the longest women in the world. Hasina, daughter of Bangladesh founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was strategically important since 2009, the reins of this South Asian country. He was elected Prime Minister for the fourth consecutive time in the 12th general election held in January.
Hasina’s life remained like this
The election was boycotted by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and his colleagues, the main opposition party of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia. Born in the then East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in September 1947, Hasina became active in politics while studying at Dhaka University in the late 1960s. During his father’s captivity by the Pakistani government, he served as his political interaction. After Bangladesh gained independence from Pakistan in 1971, his father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman became the President of the country and then Prime Minister. However, in August 1975, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, his wife and his three sons were murdered in his house by military officers. Hasina and her younger sister Sheikh Rehana survived the attack due to being abroad. Hasina spent six years in exile in India, later she was elected the leader of the party Awami League established by her father.
Hasina returned home in 1981
Hasina returned home in 1981 and became a vocal voice of democracy in the country ruled by the army, due to which she was kept under house arrest several times. Hasina -led Awami League failed to win a majority in the 1991 general election in Bangladesh. His rival BNP’s Khaleda Zia became the Prime Minister. Five years later, Hasina was elected Prime Minister in the 1996 general election. Hasina was excluded from power in the 2001 election, but returned to power with a huge victory in the 2008 election. Since then, BNP led by Khaleda Jia has been in trouble. In 2004, Hasina was attempted to assassinate, when a grenade exploded at her rally.
Hasina returns to power in 2009
Hasina established a tribunal to hear the cases of 1971 war crimes soon after Hasina came to power in 2009. The tribunal convicted some senior opposition leaders, causing violent protests. Jamaat-e-Islami, the major aide of Islamist Party and BNP, was banned from participating in the election in 2013. BNP chief Khaleda Zia was sentenced to 17 years in jail on charges of corruption. BNP boycotted the 2014 election, but joined it in 2018. Regarding this election, party leaders later said that it was a mistake and alleged that there was a widespread rigging and threatening in the voting.
Bangladesh’s economy increased rapidly
Hasina led one of the world’s fastest growing economies in the last 15 years and improved the standard of living of the South Asian nation. A news website gave him the nickname “Iron Lady” several years ago and since then the term has been used by Western media to refer to him. Hasina received praise for dealing with the world’s largest refugee crisis. This was a period when more than one million Rohingyas, who came from neighboring country Myanmar to avoid harassment after army action in 2017, took refuge in Bangladesh.
Supporters and opponents their own arguments
Hasina is also credited with a skillful interaction between the rival interests of India and China. He received the support of both major neighbors and Russia before the elections. People close to him used to say that the Prime Minister is a “working work” woman and she follows the rules of Islam daily. Political opponents described Hasina’s government as an “autocratic” and corrupt rule, while people associated with civil institutions and rights groups accused him of violation of human rights.
Bangladesh crisis: Damage to four Hindu temples, sabotage in Indian cultural center
Bangladesh is struggling with a big political crisis. After heavy violence and demonstrations in the country, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned from her post. With this, Hasina has left Bangladesh and came to India by special aircraft. It is believed that she will leave India for London. However, amidst Bangladesh protests and violence, Hindu society is now under threat. According to the information, there have been reports of damage to four Hindu temples in Bangladesh so far.
Indian cultural center sabotage
According to the information received so far, in Bangladesh’s capital, on Monday, a miscreant crowd vandalized an Indian cultural center and four Hindu temples have been damaged across the country. However, this loss is being described as modest. Eyewitnesses and community leaders have given this information. Please tell that the situation in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka is uncontrollable. A crowd of miscreants has also looted the Prime Minister’s residence.
Hindu community leaders worried
Some leaders of the Hindu community are worried about the stressful situation arising after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post. According to eyewitnesses, Indira Gandhi Cultural Center (IGCC) and Bangabandhu Memorial Museum located in Dhanmandi area of Bangladesh’s capital were damaged by a unruly mob on Monday. The Indira Gandhi Cultural Center in Bangladesh was inaugurated in March 2010. It is the cultural center of the Indian Council of Cultural Relations and promotes bilateral cultural relations between India and Bangladesh.
Sheikh Hasina reached India
Sheikh Hasina has left Bangladesh after resigning. Sheikh Hasina’s aircraft has landed on Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad, located in Uttar Pradesh, India. Sheikh Hasina has met India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. Sheikh Hasina’s plane is likely to leave for London.
