Last Updated on 05/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy has said that his mother will not return to politics now. He said that his mother Sheikh Hasina is “very disappointed” with the recent rebellions against her leadership. She says that despite her important efforts to reform Bangladesh, she has had to face such problems. According to Joy, she was already considering resigning because of the protests.
In fact, for the past few days, there were protests against the quota system all over Bangladesh. The protests subsided after Sheikh Hasina imposed curfew and brought the army on the streets. A few days later, the protests turned violent and violence was seen across the country and the protesters started demanding the resignation of Sheikh Hasina. After this, Hasina had to leave her post and the country.
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Son defends Sheikh Hasina’s tenure
Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed says the family had urged her to leave the country for security reasons. Defending his mother’s tenure, Joy said, “She has transformed Bangladesh. When she took power, it was considered a failed state. It was a poor country. Today it is considered one of the rising tigers of Asia.”
Hasina’s son also defended the efforts of the government to suppress the protests against the quota system. For example, curfew, shoot-at-sight orders and use of force against the protesters were used to end the protests, in which some policemen also lost their lives. Hasina’s son said that the steps taken were necessary in view of the violence.
Leaders of opposition parties met the President
After Sheikh Hasina’s resignation from the post of PM of Bangladesh, efforts are being made to form an interim government here. The Army Chief himself has announced this. He also talked about talks with various political parties. After this, news has come that the leaders of opposition parties have met the President. These included BNP, Nagorik Aikya, Jatiya Party, Hefajet Islam, Jamaat-e-Islami and some other groups.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)