Global Reactions to Sheikh Hasina's Resignation: A Tumultuous Turn in Bangladesh's Political Landscape

Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has resigned and fled the country amid violent protests. Celebrations erupted in London’s Bangladeshi community, while global leaders called for democracy and peace. Businesses such as H&M and Hula Global have adjusted their operations amid the turmoil. Garment factories in Bangladesh have been closed indefinitely.

Amidst widespread protests, Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country, sparking celebrations among Bangladeshis in London's Whitechapel neighborhood. People waved national flags and honked car horns, expressing relief and hope for a brighter future.

Tarique Rahman, the exiled acting chairman of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party, stated that Hasina's resignation reflects the power of the people and called for a rebuilt democratic nation. Global leaders echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the need for peace, stability, and democratic governance.

The ongoing political unrest has had economic repercussions as well. Major retailers and manufacturers like H&M and Hula Global have shifted their operations from Bangladesh due to the instability, leading to the indefinite closure of many garment factories in the country.

(With inputs from agencies.)