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After the coup of Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh, an interim government was formed on Thursday. Nobel Prize winner Mohammad Yunus took oath as the head of the interim government. 16 members have been included in the interim government. President Mohammad Shahabuddin also administered the oath to 13 of these members. The eyes of the whole…
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There could be a conspiracy angle in former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, the government said at today’s all-party meeting on the ongoing political crisis in the neighbouring state, sources have said. The Centre, it is learnt, said that several political players could be involved in the conspiracy to topple Sheikh Hasina government in…
Sheikh Hasina resigns as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister and the Army has taken control amid violent protests demanding that she quit. What led to protests against her? NDTV’s Arun Singh explains. Source link [ad_3]
Bangladesh Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina resigned today and left the country following more than a month of deadly anti-government protests. Army chief General Waker-Us-Zaman said that an interim government would be formed. The 76-year-old leader is said to have flown in a Bangladesh military aircraft with her sister, reports said. Source link [ad_3]
Last Updated: August 05, 2024, 14:19 IST In this handout photograph taken and released on July 25, 2024 by Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Office, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addresses the media at a vandalized metro station in Mirpur, after the anti-quota protests. (AFP) Fresh clashes in Bangladesh have left at least 100 dead, raising the total…
India has asked its citizens living in Bangladesh to be in touch and remain alert after 32 people died in fresh clashes between protesters and supporters of the ruling Awami League. Dozens were also injured in fierce clashes today. Source link [ad_3]
At least 21 people were killed and dozens injured on Sunday in fierce clashes between protesters and the ruling Awami League supporters in Bangladesh as the protests over a government jobs quota continued with demands for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. Source link [ad_3]