DHAKA/NEW DELHI: Bangladesh’s ex-PM Hasina on Tuesday demanded “justice“, saying these concerned in current “terror acts”, killings and vandalism have to be investigated, recognized and punished.
In her first public assertion after her ouster on Aug 5, Hasina stated a number of lives have been misplaced in violence within the identify of agitation since July.
In a press release in Bengali posted by her US-based son Sajeeb Wazed Pleasure on his X deal with, Hasina stated that since July, a number of lives of scholars, lecturers, policemen, journalists, leaders and activists of her Awami League and unusual folks have been misplaced in violence and anarchy.She mourned their deaths and conveyed sympathy to the members of bereaved households.
“I sympathise with these like me who proceed to stay with the ache of shedding close to and expensive ones. I demand a correct investigation to establish these concerned in these killings and terror acts, and acceptable punishment for them,” Hasina stated, recalling the brutal assassination of her relations on Aug 15, 1975.
In her assertion, Hasina expressed grief over the burning down of the Bangabandhu Museum in the course of the violence, saying the “reminiscence and inspiration, which we needed to stay, was burnt into ashes”. “This was an excessive defamation of somebody…underneath whose management we grew to become an unbiased nation. I search justice from the countrymen for this act,” she stated.
In her first public assertion after her ouster on Aug 5, Hasina stated a number of lives have been misplaced in violence within the identify of agitation since July.
In a press release in Bengali posted by her US-based son Sajeeb Wazed Pleasure on his X deal with, Hasina stated that since July, a number of lives of scholars, lecturers, policemen, journalists, leaders and activists of her Awami League and unusual folks have been misplaced in violence and anarchy.She mourned their deaths and conveyed sympathy to the members of bereaved households.
“I sympathise with these like me who proceed to stay with the ache of shedding close to and expensive ones. I demand a correct investigation to establish these concerned in these killings and terror acts, and acceptable punishment for them,” Hasina stated, recalling the brutal assassination of her relations on Aug 15, 1975.
In her assertion, Hasina expressed grief over the burning down of the Bangabandhu Museum in the course of the violence, saying the “reminiscence and inspiration, which we needed to stay, was burnt into ashes”. “This was an excessive defamation of somebody…underneath whose management we grew to become an unbiased nation. I search justice from the countrymen for this act,” she stated.
