Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hassina resigned and fled to India after mass protests
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hassina resigned and fled to India by helicopter after weeks of protests, leaving many dead behind.
After weeks of mass protests, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hassina resigned and fled the country by helicopter to India. The events were the culmination of a growing political crisis in the country with many casualties.
Protests that began over dissatisfaction with the economic situation and allegations of corruption quickly escalated into clashes with law enforcement, resulting in casualties among demonstrators and police officers. Sheikh Hassina, who led the government for several terms, came under intense pressure from both the opposition and the international community.
Her sudden flight to India came as a shock to many, leaving the country in a state of political uncertainty. Citizens are demanding justice and accountability for the lives lost, and the future of Bangladesh remains uncertain.
The global community is following the developments, expressing concern over the violence and calling for a peaceful resolution to the crisis. The situation requires urgent action to stabilize and restore order in the country.
