Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has fled Dhaka due to massive protests demanding her resignation, with a senior advisor suggesting her departure from office is a potential outcome. AFP news agency reported the possibility of PM’s resignation on Monday after days of deadly unrest in the country.
Key Updates:
- Resignation Speculation:
- A senior advisor to Sheikh Hasina indicated that her resignation is a possibility, although the details remain uncertain. The advisor, speaking on condition of anonymity, acknowledged the gravity of the situation but could not confirm the specifics of how or when the resignation might occur.
- Prime Minister’s Departure:
- Sheikh Hasina has reportedly left Dhaka and her official residence, Ganabhaban, seeking refuge in a safer location. A source close to the Prime Minister revealed that she had intended to deliver a public address but was unable to do so due to the escalating violence.
- Protest Situation:
- The protests, which began over civil service job quotas, have escalated into a broader movement demanding Hasina’s resignation. The unrest has seen widespread demonstrations, with protesters breaching security barriers and clashing with security forces.
As the situation continues to develop, the potential for Sheikh Hasina’s resignation remains uncertain, adding to the ongoing political turmoil in Bangladesh.
