[🇧🇩] Bangladeshi PM Hasina Flees country amid deadly riots

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Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/08/05/bangladesh-pm-flees-riots/

The prime minister of Bangladesh has fled the country for a "safer place" amid violent protests demanding her resignation.

Thousands of Bangladeshi protesters stormed the palace of Sheikh Hasina in the capital of Dhaka on Monday.

Local network Channel 24 broadcast images of crowds running into the premier's official residence in the capital, waving to the camera as they celebrated.

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[TheNewb77]

Pakistan benefits heavily from this pro-Indian person fleeing her home land. Similar to how we benefited when the pro-Indian Afghan government fled the Taliban.

 

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Dhaka University Law Professor Asif Nazrul after meeting with Army Chief

 

[MuHayMin]

The death toll stands at 280 and more then 100 people atleast according to most sources. She shed a lot of blood before leaving.

Anti-government protests turn deadly in Bangladesh

The protests, which began as a student movement against job quotas, have spiralled into nationwide unrest.

www.bbc.com

 

[TheNewb77]

The death toll stands at 280 and more then 100 according to most sources. She shed a lot of blood before leaving.

Anti-government protests turn deadly in Bangladesh

The protests, which began as a student movement against job quotas, have spiralled into nationwide unrest.

www.bbc.com

Anything for these dictators to stay in power, similar to what is happening in Pakistan since Imran Khan has been jailed. They don't care how many die - they are just power and money hungry. These nepotism mafias in South Asia must come to an end.

 

[Bilal9]

Pakistan benefits heavily from this pro-Indian person fleeing her home land. Similar to how we benefited when the pro-Indian Afghan government fled the Taliban.

I'd say geo-strategically it is more important.

Now India will possibly have a three-front war to fight, which Indians have tried to avoid since 1971.

Not that things will ever end up at that juncture though.....