Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Quits, Army Coup Amid Massive Protests

Category: Politics

Sheikh Hasina has resigned as Prime Minister of Bangladesh amid violent protests demanding her exit. The Army is set to form an interim government, urging protesters to cease violence. The protests, which began over a controversial quota system for government jobs, have escalated, resulting in over 300 deaths. The Army chief confirmed Hasina's resignation and emphasized the need for peace and collaboration to resolve the crisis.

Keywords: Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, protests

Source: NDTV

Update At: 8/5/2024

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