Bangladesh's Student Leaders Demand Parliamentary Dissolution

Student leaders in Bangladesh demanded the dissolution of parliament by Tuesday 3 p.m., warning of a decisive action if their demands are not met. This comes following the resignation and departure of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. They urged support from 'revolutionary students' via a Facebook video.

Student leaders in Bangladesh have issued a stern demand for the dissolution of parliament by 3 p.m. on Tuesday, following the resignation and flight of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The deadline was communicated through a Facebook video, calling on supporters to prepare for potential decisive action if the demand is not met.

In the video, the leaders set an ultimatum, warning of a 'strict programme' should parliament fail to dissolve by the stipulated deadline. This demand underscores escalating tensions and the potential for further unrest in the nation.

The student leaders' call for readiness among 'revolutionary students' points to the highly charged political climate and the critical juncture Bangladesh finds itself in. The situation remains fluid, with all eyes on the government's next move.