Why Sheikh Hasina chose to land at Ghaziabad's Hindon airbase amid Bangladesh crisis?

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

Kanwariyas Attack Car in Ghaziabad: Viral Video Sparks Outrage and Questions About Law Enforcement

In a shocking incident from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, a private car bearing a 'POLICE' sticker was severely vandalized by Kanwariyas near the Madhuban Bapudham police station. The car, which was mistakenly driven into a lane reserved for Kanwariyas, was attacked by an enraged crowd after accidentally brushing against a devotee. The video of the incident, shared by Sachin Sharma on social media, has gone viral, raising serious questions about law enforcement and the handling of such situations. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has called for discipline during religious festivities. Watch the full video to understand the incident, the public reaction, and the ongoing investigation. #Kanwariyas #GhaziabadIncident #ViralVideo #PoliceCarAttack #KanwarYatra #SocialMediaOutrage #UttarPradesh #YogiAdityanath #LawAndOrder #ReligiousFestivities ~PR.274~ED.103~HT.336~GR.125~

Bangladesh Unrest: Protesters Barge Inside Parliament, Fire Smoke Cannons As Sheikh Hasina Flees

Amidst escalating unrest in Bangladesh, protesters stormed the Parliament building, creating chaos and firing smoke cannons. The upheaval followed a violent rampage at Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s official residence, Ganabhaban, on August 5. Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country, landing at Hindon Air Base in India. Disturbing visuals showed protesters sitting on benches, taking pictures, and recording videos of the disorder they caused. The mass protests, led by students, were sparked by grievances over government job quotas and quickly escalated into widespread violence. #bangladeshprotests #SheikhHasinaResidence #SheikhHasinaParliament #BangladeshParliamentRuckus #SmokeBangladeshParliament #ProtestersRansackSheikhHasinaResidence #ProtestersStormPMResidence #bangladeshnews #sheikhhasina #bangladeshnewsupdate #studentprotest #bangladeshantigovtprotests #bangladeshjobquotaprotest #bangladeshreservation #latestnews #breakingnews ~PR.152~ED.194~GR.124~HT.96~