New interim government set to lead Bangladesh amid political crisis
The formation of this interim government comes after days of unrest and the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who reportedly left the country amidst escalating protests.
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Exiled Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina likely to head to UK, may skip Delhi stopover
Hasina, who fled Bangladesh amidst escalating protests and violence, is currently on a Bangladesh Air Force C-130J aircraft. The plane, carrying her and a small entourage, including her sister, has been closely monitored by Indian security agencies since it approached the Indian border.
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to land in Delhi amid escalating crisis
The situation in Bangladesh has been deteriorating rapidly. Just hours before Hasina's departure, protesters stormed Ganabhaban, the official residence of the Prime Minister, in a dramatic display of opposition. Reports indicate that the protesters, driven by frustration over allegations of corruption and authoritarianism, managed to breach the compound, highlighting the government's weakening control over the situation.
Sheikh Hasina reportedly heading to London via India amidst escalating crisis
Reports suggest that Hasina's helicopter is heading towards Agartala in the Indian state of Tripura. BBC Bangla reported on Monday that the Prime Minister, accompanied by her sister, departed Dhaka earlier today. The source indicated that upon arriving in India, Hasina would likely board a commercial flight to London.
Awami League office set ablaze, home minister’s residence attacked
The office of Sheikh Hasina, located at 3/A Dhanmondi, was targeted by protesters who set the building ablaze. The Awami League, the ruling party led by Hasina, has been at the center of mounting public anger over alleged corruption, economic mismanagement, and authoritarianism. The attack on the office symbolizes the intense opposition to Hasina's administration and the growing unrest in the country.
BSF heightens security along India-Bangladesh border
Acting Director General of the BSF, Daljit Singh Chawdhary, along with senior officials, arrived in Kolkata to oversee the security measures and review the situation along the border. The BSF's alert status includes increased surveillance, heightened patrols, and stricter monitoring of cross-border movement to prevent any potential infiltration or smuggling activities.
Bangladesh army takes control: Announces formation of interim government
The army's move comes amid widespread protests and violence that have rocked Bangladesh, leading to the loss of nearly 100 lives, including 14 police officers. The unrest, characterized by mass demonstrations and clashes with law enforcement, has been driven by public dissatisfaction with the government's handling of economic issues, allegations of corruption, and perceived authoritarianism.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigns amidst unprecedented protests and escalating violence
Sources close to the situation revealed that Prime Minister Hasina, along with her sister, departed from Ganabhaban, the official residence of the Bangladeshi Prime Minister, to an undisclosed "safer place." An anonymous source quoted by AFP indicated that Hasina had intended to address the nation, but the chaotic circumstances prevented her from recording a speech.
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