Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina remarked “Allah has kept me alive for a reason. I am coming…” during a social media interaction with the family members of Awami League party leaders. Throughout the whole conversation her camera was turned off.
Sheikh Hasina Assures Supporters: “I Am Coming”
Hasina said that Bangladesh which was earlier known as a model of development has now turned into a “terrorist country".
She made another statement on February 6, this year, regarding the vandalism of Mujibur Rehman's residence, stating "History can not be wiped out."
What Did Hasina Say?
During a social media interaction with her party supporters, she said that Bangladesh which was earlier known as a model of development has now turned into a “terrorist country”. She has also stated that “Our politicians and workers are being martyred in a manner which cannot be expressed. Party workers, policemen, lawyers, journalists, artists all are under attack.”
Criticising Interim Government
Targeting Muhammad Yunus, the chief advisor of the interim government she said, “He is someone who never loved people. He lent small amounts at high interest rates to lead a lavish life abroad. Hasina also said that they couldn’t understand his duplicity then that’s why they helped him. But it was of no use to common people. “He did well for himself. Then his lust for power developed which is now resulting in Bangladesh’s burning.” She has strongly criticised the interim government body of Bangladesh for curbing media’s freedom, “Rapes, murders, dacoities, nothing can be reported. And if it is reported, that TV channel or 카지노 사이트paper will be targeted.”
Remembering Sheikh Mujibur Rehman
In the memory of Sheikh Mujibur Rehman, Bangladesh’s founding president and Sheikh Hasina’s father she quoted, “In a single day, I lost my father, mother, brother, everyone. And then they didn’t let us return to the country. I know the pain of losing someone of your own.”
“I Am Coming”
Hasina assured her supporters that “Allah has kept me alive for a reason. The day will come when justice will be delivered. I am coming. Allah keeps protecting me. Maybe he wants to get something good done through me. Those who have committed these crimes, will be punished.”
Inflammatory Remarks
At the last BIMSTEC summit, Bangladesh leader Yunus has asked PM Modi to hold Sheikh Hasina back from disseminating ‘inflammatory statements’ in the media which can destabilise the situation in Bangladesh. He has also asked about the extradition request of Sheikh Hasina.
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The Awami League President resigned as Bangladesh’s PM and left the country in August 2024 following months long protest which resulted in killing of thousand protestors mainly students. Since then, the interim government led by Nobel prize recipient Muhammad Yunus has been serving the country.
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