Indian security agencies monitor C-130 Aircraft believed to be carrying Sheikh Hasina
The surveillance of AJAX1431 comes amid heightened tensions following Hasina’s recent resignation and her departure from Dhaka.
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The surveillance of AJAX1431 comes amid heightened tensions following Hasina’s recent resignation and her departure from Dhaka.
In January, the 76-year-old Hasina won a fifth term as prime minister, with the opposition boycotting the vote, claiming it was neither free nor fair.
The Prime Minister’s residence, known as Ganabhaban, was overrun by demonstrators who were reportedly protesting against alleged corruption and economic mismanagement by the ruling government. The breach not only symbolizes a significant escalation in the intensity of the protests but also highlights the growing discontent among the populace towards the administration of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
LIC's regulatory filing indicated that the office closure aligns with the curfew imposed by the Bangladeshi government. The unrest, initially sparked by student protests over a controversial job quota system, has intensified into widespread antigovernmental demonstrations, leading to significant disruptions and loss of life.
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.
General Waqar-uz-Zaman, in a televised address, assured the public that all cases of murder resulting from the recent violence will be thoroughly investigated.
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.
On Sunday, clashes erupted between protesting students and security forces in several key cities, including the capital Dhaka.
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.
Her departure from office is expected to trigger a series of political maneuvers as the ruling Awami League scrambles to stabilize its leadership and chart a new course for the nation.
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