Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has resigned and left the country amidst violent protests against a government job quota system. Her son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, has announced that she will not return to politics, expressing disappointment at the opposition’s actions. Joy defended Hasina’s tenure, highlighting the country’s progress under her leadership, while also countering allegations of government brutality.
General Waker-Uz-Zaman, the newly appointed army chief of Bangladesh, has become a focal point after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country amidst a month of violent protests. The protests, initially sparked by student demands for quota reform, escalated into calls for Hasina’s removal. With the country facing political uncertainty, Zaman’s background, experience, and potential role in navigating the crisis are under scrutiny.
Sheikh Hasina, the longest-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has resigned and fled the country following widespread protests. Her 15-year rule has come to an end as an extraordinary wave of public unrest succeeded in toppling her government. Hasina, who is currently in India, is expected to travel to the UK.
Bangladesh witnessed a day of unprecedented unrest as protesters stormed government buildings, including the Prime Minister’s residence, celebrating Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. The violence resulted in the burning of key locations in Dhaka and the looting of Hasina’s residence. Amidst the chaos, Hasina fled to India, leaving behind a nation grappling with a political crisis.
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.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has reportedly left her official residence with her sister for a safer location following widespread protests demanding her resignation. A senior advisor to the prime minister confirmed the move and acknowledged that her resignation is a possibility amidst the escalating political turmoil.
West Bengal Jails Minister Akhil Giri has been asked to resign by the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) after he was seen threatening a female forest officer in a video. Giri, who has a history of controversial remarks, refused to apologize despite being instructed to do so by the party. The incident has sparked widespread criticism, with the BJP demanding his arrest.
Kimberly Cheatle, the Director of the US Secret Service, has resigned following intense scrutiny over security lapses during an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally. Cheatle faced criticism for her agency’s handling of the incident and ultimately took full responsibility for the security failures.
President Biden announced he will not seek reelection in 2024, leading to calls from Republican lawmakers for his immediate resignation. They argue that if he is unfit to run for president, he is unfit to serve, citing concerns about his mental and physical fitness. Democrats, however, insist Biden can complete his term.
Ben Sasse, former Nebraska Senator and President of the University of Florida, announced his resignation to focus on his family. He cited his wife’s epilepsy and memory issues as the reason for his decision, stating that his family needs him to be more present. Sasse also took the opportunity to address the recent protests on college campuses regarding the Israel-Hamas war, criticizing the groups blaming Israel for the attacks.
