Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has left her country and is currently in India and there are reports that she may go to London from here. Preparations are underway to form an interim government led by the army in Bangladesh and according to media reports, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus may lead the interim government of Bangladesh.
Amidst the ongoing crisis in Bangladesh, BSF DG Daljit Singh Chaudhary has reached the Bangladesh border in North 24 Parganas in Bengal. There he took stock of the security arrangements and met top BSF officials.

Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, who is living in exile, has targeted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for the situation in Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina has written in a post shared on social media that ‘Sheikh Hasina expelled me from the country in 1999 to please the Islamic fundamentalists and never allowed me to enter Bangladesh again. Now the same Islamic fundamentalists present in the student movement have forced Sheikh Hasina to leave the country.’

After the all-party meeting, Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar shared a post on social media, in which he praised the opposition parties for the support received during the all-party meeting. Jaishankar posted on the social media platform, ‘Informed about the ongoing developments in Bangladesh in the all-party meeting in Parliament today. I appreciate the unanimous support and understanding.’

Nahid Islam is being blamed for the protests in Bangladesh due to which Sheikh Hasina had to flee the country. Nahid is a student of sociology and a student leader. Nahid Islam is often seen wearing the Bangladeshi flag on his forehead. Nahid Islam has a good hold among the youth of Bangladesh. Nahid Islam initially led the student movement against reservation; later, the government fell in Bangladesh due to this movement.

The all-party meeting called by the government on the situation in Bangladesh has ended. There is news that the Bangladesh Air Force plane that came to India with Sheikh Hasina has returned this morning. Anarchy has reached its peak in Bangladesh and law and order is destroyed. Due to this, many prisoners lodged in Bangladesh jails have escaped. Minority Hindus are being targeted in Bangladesh and there are reports of vandalism in many temples.

Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy expressed apprehension that Pakistan and its intelligence agency ISI could be behind the ongoing unrest in his country. He also did not deny America’s role behind this.

The government has called an all-party meeting today on the situation in Bangladesh. This meeting has been called in the Parliament House. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar will give information on the situation in Bangladesh. Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge are attending the meeting from the opposition side. Congress MP Manish Tiwari has presented a proposal to discuss the Bangladesh issue in Parliament. In such a situation, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar can also give information on the situation in Bangladesh in Parliament.

Demolition and arson in many police stations in Bangladesh

The violence in Bangladesh is continuing and the protesters are still on the streets even after Sheikh Hasina left the country. The protesters vandalized and set fire to six police stations in Chittagong. The protesters also looted weapons from the police stations. The protesters are targeting Awami League leaders and officials. At the same time, the Army Chief may meet the leaders of the protesters today to calm the ongoing chaos in Bangladesh.

BSF on high alert

BSF has been put on high alert after the ongoing violence in Bangladesh. There have been reports that a large number of Bangladeshi citizens are planning to cross the border and enter the Indian border

Son said- Sheikh Hasina will now spend time with grandchildren

Sajib Wajed, son of former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, has said that he has done nothing wrong. Wajed said Sheikh Hasina gave a good government to the country and now she will spend time with her grandchildren and will not return to politics.