Sheikh Hasina resigned as prime minister, according to Bangladeshi President Mohammed Shahabuddin, who claimed that he did not possess any supporting documentation, adding that she definitely did not have the time to do so because he went on to explain the conflict that the country caused on August 5.
In an interview to Dhaka Tribune, Shahabuddin said that time before Hasina fled, the two had a conference scheduled.
” Within an hour, another visit came, saying she was no coming”, he said.
Shahabuddin described how he and the army chief common Waker “heard” about Hasina’s departure as “unrest,” but there was no tangible proof of it.
One morning, the cabinet secretary arrived to obtain a copy of the resignation letter when everything was under control. I told him I was even looking for it”, he said.
” There was news of unrest everyday. What would occur was unknown to me. I could n’t just rely on rumors all the time. So I asked my military secretary, General Adil ( Major General Mohammad Adil Choudhury ), to look into it. He also had no knowledge. We were awaiting and checking the TV’s artifacts. There was no news somewhere. I once learned that she had left the country without telling me. I am telling you the facts as it is”, he added.
” Regardless, when the army chief, General Waker, came to Bangabhaban, I tried to find out whether the prime minister had resigned. The response was the same: he had learned that she had resigned but perhaps did not have the opportunity to tell us. “, he added.
He claimed that he then sought the Supreme Court’s decision, which advocated for the formation of an interval government to avert a constitutional pump.
However, Hasina’s child Sajeeb Wazed had clarified before that Hasina not “officially resigned” as she did not have the time would so.
” My mom always actually resigned. She did n’t get the time”, Wazed said from Washington. ” She had planned to make a declaration and send her departure. But then the demonstrators started marching on the prime minister’s property. And there was no day. My mother was n’t even packed. As far as the law goes, she is still the premier secretary of Bangladesh”, he had said.
Hasina fled to New Delhi after the country’s common, violent demonstrations against a government job preference limit.
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