Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina resigns: What happens next?

Sheikh Hasina's Resignation Gives Free Hand to Violent Mobs: Temples Attacked, Minorities Targeted

Following the resignation of Sheikh Hasina as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister, violent clashes have erupted across the country, targeting Hindu minorities. Recent attacks include the vandalism and arson of an ISKCON temple in Meherpur and widespread assaults on Hindu homes. This surge in violence highlights the escalating crisis and the potential rise of Islamist groups. Watch this video for a comprehensive update on the situation, including reactions from Indian leaders and the implications for Bangladesh’s minorities. #BangladeshViolence #SheikhHasina #HinduTemplesAttacked #MinorityViolence #BangladeshCrisis #ISKCONTempleAttack #PoliticalUnrest #SouthAsiaConflict #IndianPolitics #HinduPersecution ~PR.274~HT.318~GR.125~ED.101~

Looting at residence of Bangladeshi PM after her resignation

The end to Sheikh Hasina's 15 years in power came after weeks of violent unrest during which nearly 300 people died, according to local media reports.

Protesters who toppled Hasina want Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to lead Bangladesh

The country's military chief General Waker-uz-Zamam said he was temporarily taking control of the country amid the unrest, but many won't accept him.

Bangladesh Turmoil Explained: Sheikh Hasina's Next Destination Revealed, A 24-Hour Recap| Watch

Bangladesh has plunged into chaos following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation. Widespread violence erupted, resulting in at least 135 deaths. The army allowed protesters free rein, leading to attacks on Awami League members and destruction of national symbols. President Shahabuddin approved an interim government as Hasina fled to India. The release of opposition leader Khaleda Zia signals a potential shift in power. #SheikhHasina #Hasina #AwamiLeague #PresidentShahabuddin #BNP #BangladeshBurning #Bangladeshnews #Bangladeshviolence #Worldnews #Oneindia #Oneindianews

External Affairs Minister Dr. Jaishankar Updates Rajya Sabha on Indian Community in Bangladesh

Speaking in Rajya Sabha on the situation in Bangladesh, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar says, "...We are in close and continuous touch with the Indian community in Bangladesh through our diplomatic missions. There are an estimated 19,000 Indian nationals there of which about 9000 are students. The bulk of the students returned in July...We are also monitoring the situation with regard to the status of minorities. There are reports of initiatives by various groups and organisations to ensure their protection and well-being. Naturally, we will remain deeply concerned till law and order is restored. Our border guarding forces have been instructed to be exceptionally alert in video of this complex situation. In last 24 hours, we have been in touch with authorities in Dhaka." #ExternalAffairsMinister #Jaishankar #RajyaSabha #IndianCommunityinBangladesh #BangladeshCrisis ~HT.178~ED.155~GR.125~