The slogans protested against Muhammad Yunus outside the Blair House. – Photo: Video Grab.
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A group of protesters from Awami League and his co -organization protested against Bangladesh chief adviser Muhammad Yunus on Thursday outside the Blair House in Washington. Opponents of the Awadhi left the post of Unsus, we need justice, we must shout Sheikh Hasina…. Significantly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is staying at the Blair House during his two -day trip.
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One of the protesters is an illegal person who occupies power with the help of Dr. Yunus terrorists. According to our Constitution, Sheikh Hasina is still the prime minister of Bangladesh. He removed him (from his position) with the help of terrorists. But the next time, we want elections. People will choose Sheikh Hasina again.
Modi stays at Blair House
According to Indian Time, Prime Minister Modi reached the Blair House in Washington after reaching the US early Thursday (Wednesday evening American time). It is the most famous guesthouse of the US government, which is very close to the White House, and is only accommodated by the world’s special leaders.
Sheikh Hasina is in India from August 5
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina went to India in the midst of a great student -Ledership rebellion against his government on August 5. Many were injured in the protests during the protest. According to Bangladesh’s interim government, at least 753 people were killed and thousands were injured during the demonstrations. In this case, more than 60 complaints have been filed against Hasina and her party leaders. Sheikh Hasina, 194 murder, 16 crimes and assassination cases, three kidnapping cases, and 11 murder cases on the ‘Bangladesh Nationalist Party’ rally include a case.
Why was violence in Bangladesh?
Bangladesh gained independence in 1971. The reservation system is practiced in Bangladesh from independence. Under this, 30 percent of the freedom fighters, 10 per cent for the youth of the country’s backward districts, 10 per cent for women, 5 per cent for minorities and one per cent for the disabled. In this way, Bangladesh had 56 per cent reservation in government jobs. In 2018, the youth of Bangladesh proved against this reservation. After several months of protests, the Bangladesh government announced the cancellation of the reservation.
On June 5, the Bangladesh Supreme Court ordered the re -enactment of the old reservation system in the country. The Sheikh Hasina government also appealed against the Supreme Court’s decision, but the Supreme Court upheld the order. This made the students angry and began to protest. Demonstrations from Bangladesh Universities later became a growing violent violence.
