At present, the situation in the neighboring country Bangladesh is the same as it was in India’s other neighboring countries Pakistan, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka some time ago. Bangladesh has also fallen victim to the coup. Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country. The anger of the protesters was visible from the road to the Prime Minister’s residence. People protesting against the government entered the Prime Minister’s residence and looted heavily. In such a situation, let us take a look at the pictures of the events that took place on Monday, which have now become a part of history.
After the coup in Bangladesh and the resignation of Sheikh Hasine, there is an atmosphere of violence in different areas of the country. There have been reports of vandalism at some places and arson at some places. Protestors demanding Sheikh Hasina’s resignation expressed their anger by taking to the streets in large numbers despite the curfew.
‘Bangabandhu Bhawan’, the official residence of Bangladesh’s founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was vandalized and set on fire. It is a historical building located in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, which was used by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as his private residence.
The house of former Bangladeshi cricket team captain Mashrafe Mortaza was set on fire by the protesters. The protesters set fire to the house of Mashrafe Murtaza in Narail.
The protesters have expressed their anger at Awami League Party MP Murtaza for his silence on the alleged massacre in Bangladesh and the mass arrest of students. In the visuals that emerged after the incident, his house was seen being vandalized and set on fire by the protesters.
Protestors angry with Sheikh Hasina government targeted many major buildings of the country besides the Prime Minister’s residence. The protesters set fire to the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum. Along with this, the crowd that entered the Parliament of Bangladesh created a lot of ruckus here too. Its footage is also going viral. In a video, protesters can be seen climbing on the tables of Parliament House, creating ruckus and throwing chairs.
A hotel was set on fire in anger of the people against the Bangladesh government. This hotel is said to be owned by Awami League General Secretary Shaheen Chakladar. Eight people died in this incident while 84 people were injured. Deputy Commissioner Abrarul Islam confirmed this and said that during the celebrations, some people set fire to Jabir Hotel in Chittamore area.
In the video surfaced from Bangladesh, protesters were seen climbing on the statue of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and breaking it. The protesters have become so furious that they broke the statue of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, known as the Father of the Nation of Bangladesh, with a bulldozer. Ignoring the nationwide curfew, thousands of protesters gathered at Shahbagh intersection in Dhaka for the long march. Earlier, more than 100 people had died in the violence on Sunday.
Amidst this situation of anarchy spread in Bangladesh, PM’s residence which is called Gana Bhawan in Bangladesh. There people vandalized and looted extensively. Many videos of this incident went viral on social media. In the video, a person is seen who is happy just lying on the bed inside the PM residence in Dhaka. This video confirms that the people of Bangladesh were angry and now their inner anger is coming out.