DHAKAL: On Tuesday, slogan-shouting student demonstrators in Bangladesh attempted to break through the safety wall in front of Prez Mohammed Shahabuddin’s official house in Dhaka to desire his withdrawal. This led to a baton-charge by the army and police that left three of them hurt.
The opposition was sparked by Shahabuddin’s alleged remark that claimed there was no “documentary information” of ex-PM Sheikh Hasina fully resigning before fleeing the country on August 5. It is reminiscent of the massive uprising that sparked the Awami League government’s revolt in August.
Till 11.50pm, the demonstrators were parked in front of the doors to Bangabhaban, the political home. During the choir of phrases, an blast was reported. The protesters who are calling for a political change gathered a time after time government legislation adviser Asif Nazrul accused Shahabuddin of perpetuating the “lie” spread by Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy about his mother never also having the opportunity to formally retire.
Students even staged a demonstration at Dhaka’s Shahbagh intersection to press the administration to accede to five demands, including rewriting the constitution, banning Awami League’s student wing Bangladesh Chhatra League by the end of the week, a fresh proclamation of the republic, and declaring the next three regional elections- 2014, 2018, 2024- unlawful. A student committee was invited to a Wednesday round of discussions by the interval government’s committee of advisers, according to agitation coordinator Hasnat Abdullah. In the evening, individuals blocked Dhaka’s Gulistan street near Bangabhaban.
The leader urged everyone to refrain from igniting a “resolved problem” by upsetting or embarrassing the interim government.
Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, the interval government’s top joint secretary general, claimed the former government was engaging in “hide and request” in the incarceration of members of the then-Hasina case.
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