Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister of Bangladesh with the longest years of service, announced her resignation and left the nation on Monday.
She’s ending a 15 years in office due to a historic protest that overthrew her government.
Day after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country,people in Bangladesh are waiting to see what happens next.
The reason for the student’s protest to abolish certain quotas in civil service jobs.
Since the protests started last month, the government has handled the protest with contempt, portraying it as a terrorist attack or simply an opposition plan.
After the Supreme Court eliminated the majority of quotas on July 21, the protestors to change the system came to an end.
But, last week, protestors returned and demanded that Hasina should issue a public apology for the violence.
And to restore internet access, reopen college and university campuses, and free those from government custody.
Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister, resigned and left Bangladesh.Although few details have been given, the Commander in Chief of the nation’s forces says that new elections will be held and a temporary leadership will be established.
Student leaders refusing to a military led government.
They claim that Muhammad Yunus, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, should serve as the head of an interim administration.
Hasina’s official house in Dhaka was attacked . large crowds on Monday, and the capital has also seen looting and violence.
Following at least 90 death on Sunday, at least 20 individuals killed on Monday.
The government fell by a mass protest, although it was the most violent in the nation’s history.
The “orderly and peaceful transition towards a democratically elected government” in Bangladesh with “full respect of human rights” is what the European Union has demanded.
