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August 5, 2024

News Desk

Why does Sheikh Hasina choose to land in India after fleeing Bangladesh?

Sheikh Hasina speaks during a meeting with foreign observers and journalists at the prime minister’s residence in Dhaka, Bangladesh, January 8, 2024. — Reuters Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year reign came to an end on Monday as she resigned and fled the country after weeks of fierce anti-government protests that killed hundreds. Multiple sources said Hasina has flown to India as South Asia Army chief General Waqar-Uz-Zaman announced in a televised address that they would form an interim government after she resigned amid violent clashes between protesters and police. According to anonymous sources cited by the news agency A

August 5, 2024

News Desk

Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh falls after 15 years in power

A policeman walks past a portrait of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Dhaka on January 8, 2024. — AFP Sheikh Hasina once helped rescue Bangladesh from military rule, but her long rule came to an abrupt end on Monday as protesters stormed her palace in Dhaka. Her 15 consecutive years in power have been marked by an economic revival but also by mass arrests of political opponents and human rights sanctions against her security forces. The protests began in July with university student rallies against public sector job quotas, but soon escalated into deadly riots and demands for him

July 23, 2024

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Sheikh Hasina blames opponents for protest violence, curfew to remain in place

DHAKA: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina blamed her political rivals for the deadly violence that swept the country during recent student-led protests against quotas in government jobs, saying on Monday that the curfew would be lifted when the condition. Her comments came a day after the South Asian country’s top court agreed to scrap most of the quotas in a ruling on Sunday, following days of clashes between protesters and security forces that led the government to shut down internet services, impose a curfew and to develop an army. Hospital figures showed that at least 147 people were killed in

July 21, 2024

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Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina cancels foreign visit due to curfew

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks during a meeting with foreign observers and journalists at the Prime Minister’s Residence in Dhaka, Bangladesh on January 8, 2024. — Reuters DHAKA: Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has suspended her foreign trips as a curfew was imposed to control escalating civil unrest following violent student protests against the quota system for government posts. Police clashed with protesters defying a curfew, killing at least 115 people, according to AFP. This poses a major challenge to the Prime Minister’s government which has been in power for 15 years. In response to the widespread unrest, the

January 8, 2024

News Desk

Sheikh Hasina becomes Prime Minister of Bangladesh for the fifth time

Awami League party won 167 out of 227 seats in the elections while the result of remaining seats is yet to be announced Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina gestures after casting her vote at a polling station in Dhaka on January 7, 2024. — AFP The primary opposition BNP stayed away from the polls in protest. Hasina has been credited with reviving the country’s economy. He instructed the leaders, supporters not to indulge in celebrations. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina won an outright majority and a fourth consecutive term in a general election on Monday, as many had predicted, despite

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