violence in neighboring Bangladesh; 2 thar; Opposition leaders Turungat Dambale Violence in Bangladesh

Pudhari Online Desk: Neighboring Bangladesh holds general elections in January. Rallies of anti-Bangladesh opposition parties are underway across the country in the run-up to the elections. But this time violence has taken a turn and the opposition leaders of India are in trouble. Violence in Bangladesh

Bangladesh Nationalist Party has come forward as the main opposition party. Or the parties would have organized demonstrations across the country on Saturday. Or the demonstrations have turned violent and both people are facing death. The government of senior party leaders is stuck.

Demand for Prime Minister’s resignation. Violence in Bangladesh

The opposition demands that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resign and elections be held under neutral government supervision. Or, thousands of people would have participated in the rally organized in Maganasithi, the capital Dhaka. It is considered to be the biggest rally in Bangladesh in the last few decades. The police opened fire after the agitators started mockery and fraud. Tear spray had to be used to scare away the crowd. Violence in Bangladesh

Or each other is accused of violence. Foreign Minister A. Of. Abdul Momen said, “Agitators attacked the police, journalists, hospital and the houses of some judges other than the Chief Justice. “This incited violence.”
Meanwhile, opposition leader Aamir Chaudhary has held the government responsible for the violence. Bandh would have been called in Bangladesh against opposition or police action.

Khaleda Jhia house arrest

Bangladesh Nationalist Party is currently led by Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. Or party leader and former Prime Minister Khaleda Jia would have got stuck five years ago. Presently he is a house arrest.

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