Hasina govt’s 'misrule' led to mass movement in Bangladesh: BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed

Deccan Herald

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Until the last moments of her rule, her grip on power seemed all but absolute even after the deaths of hundreds of students who hit the streets demanding first reform of civil service job allocations and then her resignation.
Aljazeera
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This left no option for her but to relinquish office and, as insisted upon by family, seek safety outside Bangladesh.
Hindustan Times
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Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to resign and flee the country on Monday, landing by helicopter in India just after lunchtime.
Bellingcat.com
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The streets of Bangladesh were calm after reports of violence against supporters of Hasina, police and minority communities which followed soon after she fled to India.
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ANI on X: "#WATCH | On current situation in Bangladesh, US State Department Spokesperson, Matthew Miller says, "Our condolences of course go out to those who have been hurt in the violence over the past few weeks. We are focused now on supporting an end to the violence and for / X
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