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Sheikh Hasina

New Delhi: In Bangladesh, protesters vandalized the homes of several leaders of the Awami League party of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the founding leader of the country, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, vandalized a memorial in Dhaka and damaged her mural paintings as well as her mural paintings. The protesters carried out the incident of sabotage and arson when Mujibur Rahman’s daughter and disorganized Prime Minister Hasina was to address the people through digital medium.

What did Sheikh Hasina say?

Meanwhile, Sheikh Hasina said in her address, “They can destroy a building, but not history but also remember that history takes its revenge.” The offices of several organizations associated with the Awami League in the plot next to Hasina’s house have also been demolished. The protesters have also set fire to the residence ‘Sudha Sadan’, the residence of Wajid Mian, the late husband of Hasina, located in Road five in Dhanmandi. The house was lying vacant after Hasina left the country on August 5 last year after his resignation as Prime Minister.

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Protesters created a ruckus in Bangladesh

Arson in many parts of Bangladesh

After the Dhaka incident, protesters were seen vandalizing and arson in other parts of Bangladesh. According to the news, the protesters also vandalized the houses of Hasina’s relatives Sheikh Halal Uddin and Sheikh Salauddin Jewle in Khulna city. During this time, he raised slogans like “Delhi or Dhaka-Dhaka, Dhaka” and “Mujibwad Murdabad”. Sheikh Halal has been MP from Halal Bagherhat-1, while Sheikh has been an MP from Salauddin, Khulna-2.

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Protesters arson in Bangladesh

Protesters created a lot of creation

The protesters erased Rahman’s name from ‘Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Hall’ of Dhaka University. According to the news of ‘Pratheom Alo’ newspaper, protesters in Chittagong took out a torch procession against Hasina’s address. The protesters at Maman Singh damaged a picture of ‘Bangabandhu’ Mujibur Rahman with hammers near the Circuit House ground. In Rangpur, protesters defined the portrait of Mujibur Rahman at Begum Rukaiya University on Thursday. (Language)