Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived at Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad on Monday afternoon after resignation Sheikh Hasina may leave Ghaziabad for London. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday and fled the palace, Reuters reported The protesters demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Hasina and created a storm at the Prime Minister’s residence.
Sheikh Hasina has left the capital Dhaka amid violent protests, sources close to the violent leader told AFP. The source told AFP that Sheikh Hasina and her sister had left the Gana Bhavan (the prime minister’s official residence) for safety. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left for India in a special army helicopter, Bangladesh daily Pratham Also reported.
Hasina landed at Shalbagan in Agartala, Tripura police confirmed The BSF has already been put on alert on the Indo-Bangladesh border Sheikh Hasina left Agartala for Ghaziabad in the afternoon Hasina’s helicopter landed at Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad.
Sheikh Hasina will leave for London from Ghaziabad, diplomatic sources said. Hasina arrived in India by Bangladesh Air Force helicopter but it is unclear whether she will be taken out of India by a military transport plane or on another flight to London.
“Hasina wanted to record her speech before leaving the Prime Minister’s residence. But she did not get the opportunity to record it,” a source close to Hasina said. Thousands of protesters defied the curfew and marched through the streets of the capital, disturbing the Prime Minister’s residence. The pictures show the protesters running towards the Prime Minister’s official residence in Dhaka and waving to the cameras.
In Dhaka, soldiers and police with armored vehicles barricaded the roads leading to Hasina’s office with barbed wire, but huge crowds took to the streets and broke the barricades, an AFP correspondent said. Local media estimated that there were more than 400,000 protesters on the streets, but the figure is impossible to confirm.
