Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has resigned and fled to India amid deadly protests in the country. Following her resignation, the military chief announced the formation of an interim government to ensure justice for all victims. Thousands of protesters stormed Hasina’s official residence, celebrating their victory. The unrest began as student-led rallies against a government job quota system and escalated into broader anti-government protests. The government has faced criticism for its use of force against demonstrators. The military imposed a curfew, which has now been lifted. General Waker-uz-Zaman called for calm and pledged to investigate the deadly crackdowns. The situation remains tense in Bangladesh as protesters continue to demand an end to Hasina’s rule. Despite arrests and violence, the opposition parties have seized the opportunity to challenge the ruling party’s authority. As the country grapples with political turmoil, the future remains uncertain for Bangladesh.
Protesters invade PM’s palace in latest demonstration
