Political Upheaval in Bangladesh: Hasina's Departure Sparks Massive Protests

Amid escalating chaos, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh in a military aircraft, leading to widespread vandalism and protests. The army, led by General Waqar-uz-Zaman, assumed control and announced the formation of an interim government. The unrest follows a controversial quota system and severe political turmoil.

Amid escalating chaos, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh in a military aircraft, touching down in India on Monday as the army took control, marking yet another chapter in the nation’s turbulent history.

News of Hasina’s departure ignited widespread vandalism, with hundreds breaking into her residence, reflecting the deep-seated anger tied to her government’s controversial quota system. Protests have claimed over 100 lives in the past two days.

Army chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman announced Hasina's resignation and promised an interim government, urging restraint amid the turmoil. Political leaders, except those from Hasina's party, met to address law and order. Meanwhile, as Hasina seeks safety in India, the nation faces ongoing protests and international calls for justice.