BANGLADESH BURNS: Muhammad Yunus will head Bangladesh’s interim administration. Sheikh Hasina, the former prime minister, is not expect to return from India for a few days.
A day after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the nation due to a brutal crackdown on a student-led movement. officials selected economist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus to head the country’s temporary administration on Tuesday night.
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Following her release from prison, BNP leader and former prime minister Khaleda Zia expressed concerns about the widespread violence, vandalism, and robbery of public resources during the student rebellion, according to the Dhaka Tribune.
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Khaleda Zia’s response coincides with reports that a mob in Bangladesh burned alive at least 24 people, including an Indonesian national, at a five-star hotel owned by an Awami League politician. This incident occurred after the party’s leader, Sheikh Hasina, resigned as prime minister and left the nation. According to news agency PTI, the mob set fire to the Zabir International Hotel in Joshor district late on Monday night, killing the victims, who were primarily boarders. The hotel belongs to district Awami League general secretary Shahin Chakkladar.
Bangladesh Army refused to suppress protest hours before Sheikh Hasina fled to India
The Army’s refusal to implement a curfew and end the protests sealed Hasina’s fate. It became clear that the Army no longer supported her effort to hold onto power.
Two serving army soldiers with knowledge of the conversations told
Reuters that the army chief of Bangladesh met with his generals the night before longtime leader
Sheikh Hasina abruptly left the country amid violent protests. They decided that troops would not use force against people to enforce a curfew.
According to an Indian official briefed on the situation,
Gen. Waker-Uz-Zaman contacted Hasina’s office and
Informed the prime minister that his forces could not carry out the lockdown she had requested.
Yes, Gen. Waker-Uz-Zaman, the chief of the Bangladeshi army, declared the removal of Sheikh Hasina.
Bangladesh’s army chief Waker-Uz-Zaman announced her resignation.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday after protestors threatened her safety as they stormed her official residence in Bangladesh’s Dhaka.
Bangladesh: Reasons to Exercise Caution When Interpreting Acts of Violence Against Hindus
In recent months, the Bangladeshi student protest movement, which began with demands for government job quotas, has evolved into a widespread rebellion against Sheikh Hasina’s government. On Monday, the prime minister fled the nation, leaving Bangladesh without a leader.
Despite the regime’s collapse, violent outbursts of resentment against the autocratic Awami League leadership continue. This ongoing violence is not surprising, as every insurrection, including Bangladesh’s, tends to result in some form of unrest.
In West Bengal, an Indian state, many Hindus with family in Bangladesh have grown anxious about reports of attacks on their relatives. Family members in India are particularly worried, fearing that radical Islamists have taken control of Bangladesh since the Awami League’s disbandment. This fear has been amplified by the Hindutva propaganda in some media sections and by circulating rumors and false information.
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