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Bangladesh: Protesters set fire to home of Sheikh Hasina’s father

February 6, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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On Wednesday, participants of the rally also destroyed and set fire to the houses and enterprises of the senior leaders of the League. Social networks were intended to rid the country of “pilgrimage pilgrimage sites”.

Police reported the BBC BBC that about 700 participants of the rally appeared at the residence on Wednesday night and dozens of police officers were deployed.

Ever since headed the government’s government, the government’s government Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus kept the country to work.

But he fought to stop the agitated excitement. Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in recent months, demanding that Hasina be held accountable for the death of protest students.

While the Yunus government is trying to get Hasina from India, he is also dealing with the upcoming economic crisis – Yunus accused Hasina of fake economic growth of Bangladesh and laundering billions of dollars while driving.

Yunus pledged to hold elections in the late 2025 or early 2026.



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