Sheikh Hasina's big announcement from india told party workers- If she stays alive...
Sheikh Hasina Address: Bangladesh's ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has addressed the workers of her party Awami League through her facebook page from india amid heavy turmoil in the country.
Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina
Amid heavy turmoil in bangladesh, the country's ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has addressed the workers of her party Awami League from India. Sheikh Hasina has addressed the party workers through the facebook page of Awami League. At the same time, the Awami League party had decided that they would start protests from thursday (February 6) to ensure Sheikh Hasina's return to Bangladesh.
However, no one had any idea that even before the call of the Awami League, the situation in bangladesh would deteriorate again and the riots would start. Sheikh Hasina gave her address from india amidst the riots in Bangladesh. In her address, Sheikh Hasina said, "The purpose behind the movement started in bangladesh is actually to kill me." Sheikh Hasina accused the Chief Advisor of the Interim government of bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, of plotting to kill Sheikh Hasina and her sister.
'By God's grace, I am alive despite many attacks ' - Haseena
Sheikh Hasina said, "I am alive by the grace of God. god must have done something for me to be alive. Otherwise, how could I have survived despite so many attacks." After this, Sheikh Hasina expressed anger over the arson and demolition of the house of Bangladesh's founder Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman located in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka.
People demanded justice for the vandalism and arson at Bangabandhu's house
A crowd of thousands of protesters on wednesday (5 February) vandalized the house of Bangladesh's founder Sheikh Mujibur rahman in Dhaka. Not only this, after the vandalism, this historic house was also set on fire. In her address, Sheikh Hasina asked the people of bangladesh, "Did I not do anything? Did I not do anything for all of you? Then why was my house demolished from where my father gave the slogan of independence." She said, "I want to ask who is behind this. I demand justice from the people of Bangladesh."
She said, "The memories of me and my sister that were left in this house have all been erased. The house can be burnt but history cannot be erased." Sheikh Hasina targeted Mohammad Yunus and said, "He still does not dare to destroy Bangladesh's national flag, constitution, and the independence that we have achieved at the cost of millions of martyrs with a bulldozer."
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