Prime Minister of Bangladesh Resigns, Army Overseeing Interim Government
Sheikh Hasina Steps Down After Weeks of Deadly Protests
In a major political development, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, has resigned from her post, ending her 15-year rule. The resignation comes after weeks of widespread anti-government protests that have led to numerous deaths and injuries across the country.
Army to Oversee Formation of Interim Government
Following Sheikh Hasina's resignation, the military has announced that it will oversee the formation of an interim government. The army has assured citizens that it will maintain law and order and ensure a smooth transition of power during this critical period.
Protests Continue Despite Resignation
Despite Sheikh Hasina's resignation, protests have continued in different parts of the country, with demonstrators demanding a total overhaul of the political system and the establishment of a caretaker government to oversee fresh elections.
Sheikh Hasina's Legacy
Sheikh Hasina, who is also the daughter of Bangladesh's founding father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, has been a dominant figure in the country's politics for decades. Her legacy will be shaped by her efforts to promote economic growth, improve infrastructure, and confront issues related to human rights and corruption.
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