The Parliament of Bangladesh is also deserted and the marks of vandalism are fresh outside the Parliament. At present, a contingent of Bangladesh Army and Navy is protecting the Parliament House. In the ongoing political crisis and confusion in Bangladesh, many questions are arising in the minds of the people. The question is when will
The situation in Bangladesh is returning to normal after the fall of Sheikh Hasina government and violent protests that lasted for several weeks. At the same time, the Awami League office was burnt to ashes by the protesters, just a short distance from the Rashtrapati Bhavan in the most VIP area of Dhaka. That picture
The situation in Bangladesh is returning to normal after the fall of Sheikh Hasina government and violent protests that lasted for several weeks. At the same time, markets are gradually opening in the capital Dhaka and public transport is starting on the roads. The thing to note is that policemen are not visible on the
The police, which is responsible for law and order, is missing from the streets after the coup in Bangladesh. In their place, youth and students associated with different organizations are volunteering. Aaj Tak’s team had a special conversation with these volunteers and tried to know what has changed in Bangladesh since the coup? See ground
The student protests that started in Bangladesh regarding job quota led to the fall of Sheikh Hasina government. He was forced to flee the country. Currently he is in India. At least 232 people were killed in nationwide violence after Hasina left the country. The miscreants targeted Hindus, their religious places and business establishments. Many