There is a stir in the neighboring country Bangladesh. Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is still in the safe house of Hindon Airbase, whose future strategy is being discussed in the government. On the other hand, a new interim government may soon be formed in Bangladesh. The students had given an ultimatum that they neither accept military rule in Bangladesh nor a military-backed government. Bangladesh President Muhammad Shahabuddin has dissolved the Parliament after the students’ ultimatum.
Meanwhile, big information has come to light. It is being told that the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh may leave India in the next 48 hours. If sources are to be believed, Hasina can go to any country in Europe. Apart from this, talks are going on with other countries also. There is also talk that she may take refuge in Russia also. At present Sheikh Hasina has been kept in the safe house of Hindan Airbase in Ghaziabad. India has ensured their security.
It is also being told that arrangements will be made by India itself to send Sheikh Hasina to other countries. Because, the plane by which she came to India belonged to Bangladesh Air Force and has returned to the neighboring country. In such a situation, now whichever country Sheikh Hasina will go to seek refuge, India will send her there with strong security by its aircraft. Government meetings are going on regarding this also. And discussions are going on regarding many other issues.
Major reshuffle in Bangladeshi Army
There has been a large-scale reshuffle in the Bangladesh Army. Major General Ziaul Ahsan has been removed. Whereas the work of Lieutenant General Mohammad Saiful Alam has been assigned to the Ministry of External Affairs. Lieutenant General Mohammad Mojibur Rahman has been appointed as GOC Army Training and Doctrine Command, Lieutenant General Ahmed Tabrez Shams Choudhary as Quartermaster General of the Army, Lieutenant General Mizanur Rahman Shamim as Chief of the Army General Staff. Lieutenant General Mohammad Shaheenul Haq has been appointed as Commandant NDC and Major General ASM Ridwanur Rahman as Director General NTMC. Inter-Services Public Relations Directorate (ISPR) gave this information in a press release on Tuesday.
Know why violence broke out
Violence had erupted several times in Bangladesh over the issue of reservation. The protesters demanded that the quota system reserving 30 percent government jobs for the families of 1971 freedom fighters be abolished. Earlier, when violence broke out, the court had reduced the quota limit. But the violence did not stop and now the protesters are demanding the resignation of Sheikh Hasina. More than 11,000 people have been arrested so far. Officials claimed that protesters attacked police stations, ruling party offices and residences of their leaders and burnt several vehicles. The government ordered the closure of meta platforms Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram. Earlier in July also there was violence during student protest. At that time, a policeman from Munshiganj district of Dhaka, while talking to the media, had said that the entire city had turned into a battlefield.