Due to the tense situation in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled to India. While the protesters vandalized the house of the Chief Justice of Bangladesh, and set fire to the Awami League office and the Mujibur Rahman Museum. On the other hand, Sheikh Hasina’s resignation was celebrated by people in the capital Dhaka and other cities.
Violent protests in Bangladesh forced the prime minister to resign and flee. Violent protesters set fire in various cities.
It should be noted that more than 300 people have been killed in violent incidents and the protest started against the quota system in Bangladesh. After Hasina Wajid left the country, the army has taken over .
Home Minister’s house attacked
On Monday night, according to reports, agitators attacked and ransacked the house of Interior Minister Asad-ul-Zaman Khan Kamal in the capital. Thousands of protesters broke the gate and entered the house of the Home Minister. After which smoke was also seen coming out of the house.
Vandalism at the residence of the Chief Justice
According to reports, the protesters vandalized the residence of the Chief Justice of Bangladesh. According to media reports, several people climbed the wall and entered the Chief Justice’s residence at 19 Hare Road and noises of commotion and vandalism were heard from inside.
Attacks on the Prime Minister’s official residence and office, burning several offices of Awami League
In addition to the attacks on the official residence and office of the Bangladeshi Prime Minister in Dhaka, protesters torched several offices of Sheikh Hasina’s party, the Awami League. According to reports, the agitators stormed the Awami League headquarters on Bangabandhu Avenue and set it on fire. So far no casualties have been reported in these incidents.
Incidents of arson also took place in Chittagong city around four o’clock on Monday, where Awami League’s office, mayor and MP’s house were set on fire. Agitators vandalized and set fire to Awami League office in Dar-ul-Fazl market.
In Sylhet, residences of ministers and MPs were ransacked. In Sylhet, several government buildings, including the offices of the Deputy Commissioner and Superintendent of Police, were attacked and set on fire. Apart from some security check posts, Councilor Rizwan Ahmed’s house was also set on fire.
Protesters ransacked the Prime Minister’s House
After the resignation of Sheikh Hasina and her escape from the country, it can be seen in the videos played on Bangladeshi TV channels and social media that a large number of protesters entered the official residence in Dhaka and there were incidents of looting. come In the videos, some protesters were seen carrying chairs and couches from the official residence.
On the other hand, before Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid resigned and left for India on Monday, people started celebrating in the capital Dhaka and other cities.
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s statue smashed, museum set on fire
A museum associated with Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founder of Bangladesh, has also been vandalized and set on fire.
People danced and sang on the streets of Dhaka. During the victory celebration, many protesters climbed on the ship-sized statue of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the first head of government of Bangladesh and father of the nation, and vandalized it.
A young man climbed on the shoulder of the statue and hammered on the head of the statue of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. This bronze sculpture is very strong. Dozens of young people tried hard to pull down this statue.
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2024-08-12 16:47:02
