Last Updated on 08/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her team arrived in India on Monday after escaping a violent revolt against her Awami League government. Government sources told India Today TV that Sheikh Hasina’s team could not even bring extra clothes or items of everyday use with them.
According to sources, Sheikh Hasina was given only 45 minutes by the Bangladesh Army to leave the country. She, along with her sister Sheikh Rehana and her close aides, left for India in a military transport jet and landed at Hindon airbase near Delhi.
had to leave PM House in a hurry
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Government sources told India Today TV that the team accompanying Sheikh Hasina to India was in a state of panic as they had to leave Bangladesh in a hurry to escape the mob that had entered the PM House.
Sources said that members of the protocol office deployed with the Bangladeshi team helped them buy clothes and items of daily use. Even 48 hours after arriving in India, Sheikh Hasina and her team are staying in a safe house near the airbase.
According to sources, India has allowed Sheikh Hasina to stay in another country until she gets asylum. Sources said that Indian security personnel and protocol officers are helping the team members to overcome stress and shock.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval was the first to meet Sheikh Hasina and her colleagues. Both sides discussed current and future plans.
Which ministers of Sheikh Hasina cabinet have left Bangladesh
Even before the coup in Bangladesh, many top leaders and former cabinet ministers of Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League party had left the country. Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport Minister Abdul Quader fled the country on Sunday night. Along with this, Anisul Haque, who was a minister in Hasina’s government, had left the country and gone to an unknown place even before her resignation.
Junaid Ahmed, who was the Telecom Minister in Sheikh Hasina’s government, has also been detained. He was not allowed to leave the country. He was detained and handed over to the Air Force.
Sheikh Hasina’s investment advisor and MP Salman F. Rahman also fled the country on Sunday night. Dhaka South City Corporation Mayor and Hasina’s nephew Sheikh Fazal Noor Taposh is also said to have left on a flight to Singapore on Saturday morning. Along with this, Shamim Osman, who was a controversial MP in the Hasina government, also left the country last week.
Former Education Minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury and Rural Development Minister Mohammad Tajul Islam have also left the country. According to sources, former Finance Minister Abul Hasan Mahmud Ali and Sports Minister Nazmul Hasan Papon have also left the country. Supreme Court judge Mohammad Badruzzaman has also left Bangladesh.
Let us tell you that Bangladesh is burning in the fire of violence. Sheikh Hasina, who has resigned and left the country, is currently in India. Her arch enemy Khaleda Zia can come out of jail any moment. Meanwhile, Khaleda’s party Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has urged to dissolve the Parliament immediately and form an interim government as soon as possible.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)