Pakistan Expresses Solidarity Amid Bangladesh's Political Turmoil

Pakistan has shown support for Bangladesh amidst a student-led protest that resulted in Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation and rise of violence, leading to 440 deaths. The army now governs and 84-year-old Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus heads an interim government.

In a show of support, Pakistan on Wednesday expressed solidarity with the people of Bangladesh, hoping for a return to normalcy amidst recent turmoil.

Bangladesh experienced a significant political shift as student-led protests against government job quotas led to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation and subsequent flight to India.

The resulting violence, which included attacks on temples, claimed 440 lives. President Mohammed Shahabuddin dissolved Parliament and appointed Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus to head an interim government, emphasizing the resilience and unity of the Bangladeshi people.