56 people were killed in today’s protests in Bangladesh/Khaleda Zia’s release order was issued
According to Mehr News Agency, Al-Jazeera, citing the AFP, announced that the President of Bangladesh ordered the release of Khaleda Zia, the former prime minister and leader of the opposition, on Monday.
According to the announcement of this media, the police and medical sources of this country also announced that at least 56 people were killed today as a result of the unrest in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh also witnessed protests against a law regarding a controversial quota set for some government jobs.
Bangladesh police announced that 56 protesters were killed during today’s protests.
The “Ryanousti” and “News 18” news agencies announced a few hours ago that the resigned Prime Minister of Bangladesh, along with his sister, is seeking asylum from London.
These two media claimed that Sheikh Hasina, the resigned Prime Minister of Bangladesh, and her sister have British citizenship.
Bangladesh local media announced by publishing pictures that “Sheikh Hasina”, the Prime Minister of this country announced her resignation minutes ago and fled to India by helicopter.
Previously, AFP quoted medical and security sources as saying that after 94 people were killed on Sunday, which was the bloodiest day in recent weeks of anti-government demonstrations, the total number of people killed It has reached at least 300 people in the clashes in Bangladesh.
In recent weeks, the streets of Bangladeshi cities have been the scene of clashes between protesters and military and security forces in protest against the policies of the Prime Minister of this country. According to reports, after the escape of the prime minister, the protesters occupied the prime minister’s office.
Bangladesh army confirmed the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her departure from Bangladesh.
