Sheikh Hasina Lands at Hindon Airbase Near Delhi

Sheikh Hasina Lands at Hindon Airbase Near Delhi After Fleeing Bangladesh

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has landed at Hindon Airbase near Delhi after fleeing Dhaka amid escalating violence and protests demanding her resignation. The dramatic departure marks a significant development in the ongoing political turmoil in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh has Fallen:

Images have surfaced on social media showing citizens of Bangladesh looting and destroying Sheikh Hasina's abode.

Sheikh Hasina's Aircraft tracked online over India:

Bangladesh Most possibly Going under Military Rule as a Coup forms:

Sheikh Hasina seen here fleeing the country:

Breaking News: Bangladesh's Sheikh Hasina Resigns and Flees Amid Mass Protests

In a dramatic turn of events, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and left Bangladesh following unprecedented nationwide protests. The demonstrations, sparked by deep-seated grievances over a controversial job quota system and other issues, have resulted in widespread unrest and violence. Hasina's resignation comes in the wake of intense clashes between protesters and ruling party supporters, which have led to numerous deaths and injuries. The unrest has also prompted the government to impose a curfew and restrict mobile internet access across the country to curb further violence. The protests began with demands for the resignation of Hasina's government, which was accused of corruption and mismanagement. The situation escalated significantly, with protestors clashing with police and attacking government buildings, mosques, and private properties. The violence reached a peak when demonstrators organized a “March to Dhaka” to amplify their demands.

In response to the growing chaos, Hasina has reportedly flown out of the country, leaving behind a situation that remains volatile and unresolved. The resignation and flight of the Prime Minister mark a significant moment in Bangladesh's political landscape, with the future of the country now uncertain as the protests continue.

With inputs from agencies
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