Bangladesh is currently experiencing a significant political upheaval following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid widespread protests led primarily by students. The situation escalated after the controversial quota system for government jobs was reinstated, sparking a wave of demonstrations demanding the abolition of these quotas and the resignation of the Prime Minister. As a result, President Mohammad Shahabuddin dissolved parliament and initiated the formation of an interim government, which has faced resistance from student groups who seek a transitional government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. Amid these tensions, the Russian embassy reported a gradual stabilization in the country, with educational institutions and airports reopening.
Bangladesh's Political Crisis: 5 Key Developments Following Sheikh Hasina's Resignation
2024-08-07T08:03:51.378Z