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Bangladesh PM flies to India: The violent movement that started demanding the removal of reservation is now having very serious consequences in Bangladesh. The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has left for India in a special army helicopter.
the situation is very serious
The situation in Bangladesh is so bad that the protesters have now entered the Prime Minister's residence. Despite internet shutdown and curfew, the situation is not coming under control. The police has been removed from the streets and the army has been deployed.
news of resignation
On the other hand, according to local media reports of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina has resigned from the post of Prime Minister before leaving for India. Thousands of protesters have entered the PM House.
High level meeting at Army Headquarters
Sheikh Hasina's son has urged the country's security forces to prevent the coup attempt. A meeting is being held at the army headquarters between senior leaders of Bangladesh's ruling party Awami League and the main opposition party.
It is worth noting that more than 100 people have died in violent protests in Bangladesh in the last 48 hours. It is worth noting that a similar scene was seen in Sri Lanka a few months ago. Yet thousands of people entered the residence of the Sri Lankan President.
How did the movement start?
A movement that started in the name of students in Bangladesh later turned into a violent civil war. This movement was first started with the demand to end reservation in education. In Bangladesh, reservation is given to the descendants of the freedom fighters of 1971.
The court accepted the students' demand and reduced the reservation. However, even after this the violent protesters did not calm down. After this the protesters started a movement demanding the resignation of Sheikh Hasina.
People attacked police stations, offices of ruling parties and politicians. Thousands of vehicles were burnt. The government banned Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.