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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said, ‘Allah has kept me alive for some purpose. The day will definitely come when those targeting the leaders of Awami League will be brought in the dock of justice.
Awami League President Hasina said this when she was talking to the family members of her party leaders on social media. She has been living in India since leaving Bangladesh in August last year.
Hasina said about Mohammad Yunus, an interim advisor to the Bangladesh government, that she is a person who was never in love with people. Yunus gave small loans to the poor at high interest rates and with this money, lived a life of luxury in many countries.
Hasina said that at that time we could not understand the cunning of Yunus, so kept helping her. But this did not benefit people, only he became rich. Later, the hunger for power was born in it, which is burning Bangladesh today.
The movement against reservation had coupled
Sheikh Hasina left the country on 5 August last year and came to India. Actually, students were protesting against him. On June 5 in Bangladesh, the High Court implemented a 30% quota system in the job, protesting the students of universities in Dhaka against this reservation. This reservation was being given to the families of freedom fighters.
However, this reservation was later abolished by the Hasina government. But after this, students started protesting demanding their resignation. A large number of students and common people took to the road against Hasina and her government. Two months after this Protest, he resigned as Prime Minister on 5 August. After this the interim government was established.
Hasina’s passport canceled, arrest warrant issued
The Yunus government formed after the coup in Bangladesh has registered more than 225 cases of murder, kidnapping to treason. At the same time, the Bangladeshi government has warned that while living in India, the statements being made by Hasina are spoiling the relationship between the two countries.
The Bangladesh government has also canceled Sheikh Hasina’s passport due to the killings in July. At the same time, an arrest warrant was issued against him by the International Criminal Tribunal of Bangladesh. The tribunal has directed Hasina to appear by 12 February.
Bangladesh has also appealed to India to deline Hasina. However, the Government of India has increased his visa, making it clear that he would not be sent to Bangladesh.