Tensions in Bangladesh reached new heights as thousands of protesters set fire to the home of the nation’s founding leader, an act of defiance against the ongoing political crisis. The unrest was sparked by a speech from Sheikh Hasina, the ousted former Prime Minister and daughter of the country’s founding leader, who used social media to call on her supporters to rise against the interim government.
In her fiery address, Hasina denounced the current administration and urged her followers to stand firm in their opposition, framing the struggle as one for democracy and justice. The protests, which have escalated in recent days, reflect deep divisions within the nation, with many questioning the legitimacy of the interim government and its handling of political dissent.
As violence spreads and the political standoff continues, the situation in Bangladesh remains volatile, with both local authorities and international observers closely monitoring developments.
