Bangladesh has been gripped by violent protests over a 30% job quota for descendants of freedom fighters. The unrest has led to at least 300 deaths and the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country. The protests began in July with students demanding the removal of the quota system, which they argue is discriminatory. The government’s response, including labeling protesters as ‘terrorists,’ only intensified the situation. Despite the Supreme Court reducing the quota to 5%, the protests continued, culminating in Hasina’s resignation and the military taking control.
Results for: Military Takeover
Bangladesh is experiencing widespread unrest, with protests demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation intensifying. The protests, which began with student demands for quota reform, have escalated to violent clashes, leaving over 300 dead. Sources suggest a temporary military administration may be imminent, and Prime Minister Hasina has reportedly left the country.