Bangladesh in Turmoil: Prime Minister Hasina Flees Amidst Violent Protests

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh for India amidst violent protests against her government. Hundreds vandalized her residence as the army took control. Controversial job quotas had sparked the unrest. Army Chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman announced Hasina’s resignation and an interim government. The protests spread nationwide, causing widespread damage.

In a dramatic turn of events, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh for India, escaping widespread protests that had turned violent. The Bangladesh military stepped in, filling the power vacuum and announcing her resignation.

The unrest was triggered by controversial job quotas, sparking nationwide fury. Protesters vandalized both public and private property, including Hasina's residence and historical statues.

Meanwhile, India's security forces are on high alert as officials fear an increase in cross-border crimes. An interim government is poised to take over, marking the end of Hasina’s 15-year rule.