Sheikh Hasina has for the second time fled from Bangladesh, the part which Sheikh Hasina’s father Mujib ur Rehman gave independence to as a separate country, after separating it from Pakistan. At present he has been kept in the safe house of Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad. But it is being told that Modi government is considering changing the safe house of Sheikh Hasina and soon she may go to some country and take refuge. In such a situation, there is also discussion that Hasina can take refuge in any European country and the Indian government will make arrangements for her departure.
In such a situation, many questions are being raised that where is Sheikh Hasina going to go from the safe house in India? And is Britain avoiding giving asylum to Sheikh Hasina? Have America, Britain withdrawn their hands on Sheikh Hasina? The reason is being told that Britain has refused to grant asylum to Sheikh Hasina. Actually, Sheikh Hasina came to India in an Air Force plane after resigning from the post of Prime Minister. His plane landed at Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad at around 5.30 pm on Monday evening and then returned back to his country.
Since then Sheikh Hasina has remained in the safe house of Hindon Airbase. But it is not clear what she will do next and where she will go. In the all-party meeting, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told that Sheikh Hasina is being given time to decide. The way she left Bangladesh and reached Hindon airbase, it became clear that Delhi was not her destination. He sought asylum from Britain, but there has been no indication of London accepting his demand. It is being told that now she is in touch with many countries of Europe and may also seek asylum from Russia.
Meanwhile, shocking pictures emerged from the Bangladesh Consulate in New York on Tuesday. Bangladeshi protesters stormed the Consulate in New York. Here they forcefully removed the photograph of Sheikh Hasina’s father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Earlier on Monday, the statue of Bangladesh’s founder and first President Sheikh Mujib was vandalized. Now Bangladeshi protesters were seen entering the New York Consulate and creating ruckus. The surprising thing is that there is no security visible here.
President dissolves Bangladesh Parliament
President Mohammad Shahabuddin on Tuesday announced the dissolution of the country’s Parliament to form an interim administration. A press release issued by the President’s Office said that President Shahabuddin’s meeting with the chiefs of the three armed forces, leaders of various political parties, representatives of civil society and leaders of the anti-discrimination student movement, Dhaka Tribune reported. Based on the decision taken, the National Parliament was dissolved. Apart from this, the process of releasing the people detained from July 1 to August 5 in connection with the student movement and various cases has started, many of whom have been released.
Mohammad Yunus becomes head of interim government
Father of the global microcredit movement and Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been made the head of the new interim government of Bangladesh. Earlier he was appointed advisor to the interim government. Muhammad Yunus is a staunch opponent of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. This is also considered to be one of the main reasons behind Sheikh Hasina resigning from the post of Prime Minister and leaving the country. Known as the ‘Banker of the Poor’, Yunus and the Grameen Bank established by him received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. Because, he helped millions of people out of poverty by providing small loans of less than $100 to the rural poor. These poor people could not get any help from big banks.
Rahul Gandhi asked questions on foreign powers
Modi government called an all party meeting amid the coup in Bangladesh. It was discussed in the meeting that what should be India’s strategy amid the bad situation in the neighboring country. Congress MP and leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi was also present in the meeting.
According to sources, leaders of opposition parties said in the all-party meeting that they are with the government on this issue. In the meeting, Rahul said that there should be a medium and long term strategy regarding this issue. At the same time, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said that right now the situation is fluid and developing.
BSF eyes on Bangladesh border
There is alert in India also after the incidents in Bangladesh. Strictness has been increased on the borders of India-Bangladesh. There is commotion in New Delhi also. On the other hand, in view of the developments in Bangladesh, there is alert on the India-Bangladesh borders also. DG BSF Daljit Chaudhary visited the border for the second consecutive day on Tuesday. And visited Petrapole Crossing. It is present in 24 Parganas of Bengal. Instructions have been given to the soldiers on the border to be on 24×7 alert. DG BSF has already visited the Sundarban area by visiting the floating BOP.