Shaikh Mujibur Rahman’s house falling on the house
On Wednesday, a large group of protesters vandalized and set fire to Bangladesh founder Sheikh Mujiburrahman’s residence in Dhaka. This sabotage occurred when his daughter and ignored Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was addressing ‘online. Eyewitnesses said that thousands of people had gathered in front of the house located in Dhanmandi area of the capital since evening. The house was previously converted into a memorial museum.
A “bulldozer procession” was called on social media, as Hasina was about to give her address at 9 pm local time. Hasina’s address was now organized by the student branch student League of the Awami League. In his address, the former Prime Minister called upon the countrymen to take organized resistance against the current regime.
Warning to Mohammad Yunus
Hasina clearly pointed to the Nobel Prize winner Mohammad Yunus’s government, saying, “They still do not have enough strength to destroy the national flag, the constitution and the freedom with bulldozers, which we have lived by millions of martyrs Has earned at the cost of. ” He said, “They can destroy the building, but not history. But they should also remember that history takes its revenge.”
Told a symbol of dictatorship
Thousands of protesters said that Sheikh Hasina’s family house is a symbol of her dictatorship, while earlier it was being seen to be associated with the independence of the country. This house located in the capital Dhaka was the home of Hasina’s late father and Bangladesh freedom leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who announced the formal separation of the country from Pakistan in 1971. He was murdered in 1975. Hasina later converted this house into a museum.
Hasina is trying to get support
Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League is trying to gain support amid allegations of attacks on her members and other supporters of Hasina. For this, the party has also started a one -month protest. Amidst this protest, Sheikh Hasina started giving online speech. Earlier on Wednesday, some protesters threatened that if the former Prime Minister continued his speech, they would blow the building with “bulldozers”. As Hasina started speaking, the protesters attacked the house and started breaking the brick walls, later brought a crane and an excavated machine to demolish the building. Hasina replied during her speech, “She does not have the power to destroy the independence of the country from bulldozers. They can destroy a building, but they will not be able to erase history. ” However, the building continued to fall. He called upon the people of Bangladesh to oppose the new leaders of the country and alleged that he had gained power in “unconstitutional” methods.
Slogans against India too
Student leader Hasanat Abdullah warned media outlets against Hasina’s speech and announced on Facebook that “tonight Bangladesh would be freed from the pilgrimage site of fascism.” Several protesters raised slogans demanding Hasina to be hanged for the death of hundreds of people during the rebellion against him last year. Hasina urged the United Nations to investigate the deaths. The protesters also raised slogans criticizing India. The interim government of Bangladesh, headed by Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, has demanded extradition of Hasina, but India has not responded.
Sheikh Hasina serious allegations
The interim government is struggling to maintain the system and stop the justice of the mob against Hasina’s supporters. The interim government of Bangladesh has accused the former Prime Minister of comprehensive corruption and violation of human rights during his rule started in 2009. The Awami League of Hasina has in turn accused the Yunus -led government of violating human rights and suppressing the minority groups of Bangladesh, which the authorities have rejected. (Input- PTI language)
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