Last Updated on 13/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
Brigadier General (Retired) M Sakhawat Hussain, Home Affairs Advisor to the interim government of Bangladesh, has urged former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to return to the country. However, he has asked her not to create any ‘commotion’ as this can provoke more anger among the people.
Speaking to the media, M Sakhawat Hussain said, “You (Sheikh Hasina) went on your own, you should return to your country, but do not create any ruckus because then people will get more angry. According to the report, he said that you (Sheikh Hasina) should come back. Do not push the country towards anarchy, restart your party with new faces.”
Recently, after violence broke out in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina resigned from the post of Prime Minister and left the country and went to India. She was allowed to stay in India for some time but after no solution was found regarding her going to Britain, her stay was extended. Sheikh Hasina is currently staying at Hindon Air Base in Ghaziabad.
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Mohammad Yunus took over the responsibility
After the coup of Sheikh Hasina’s government, the situation in the country deteriorated further. After this, an interim government was formed and Nobel Prize winner Mohammad Yunus was made the head of the interim government.
Police missing amid violence and arson
The anger in Bangladesh may have subsided, but the marks of violence and arson are still fresh. Karim Ul Haque, a supporter of the Awami League party, told Aaj Tak that the rioters not only destroyed the office that day but also looted goods worth lakhs of rupees. From the room of party chief Sheikh Hasina to the party’s meeting hall and all parts of the building have either been burnt or destroyed.
Meanwhile, the police is missing from the streets of Bangladesh. The police headquarters in the middle of the city is also deserted, which is now being guarded by the Bangladesh Army. During the protest, stones were pelted on the police personnel, and the police headquarters was also targeted, the marks of which are still fresh. Some policemen came to protest outside the dilapidated and deserted headquarters on Sunday, who want to go back to their jobs.
One of these policemen, Karim, told Aaj Tak that the order to take strict action against the protest was given by Sheikh Hasina’s government and the senior officials in the police department. Karim said that the policemen had followed the orders of their officers and due to this order, today the people of the country are searching for the policemen, due to which many policemen are either underground or hiding. Let us tell you that police stations were burnt in many areas across Bangladesh.
Banning these organizations proved costly for Sheikh Hasina
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina had taken several concrete steps to curb these terrorist organizations. Recently, when student protests were in full swing in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina had said that these violent protests were not led by students but by terrorists. Sheikh Hasina had banned many organizations like Zaman-e-Islami.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)