Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Resigns and Alleges US Influence
Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has resigned and fled to India, alleging that she was forced out of power for refusing to handover the St. Martin island to the United States. She has claimed that this would have allowed the US to establish dominance in the Bay of Bengal.
In her statement, Hasina expressed concern over the safety of her supporters and claimed that she was forced to resign under pressure. She also hinted at a change in strategy, stating that she will actively engage in Bangladeshi politics and return to the country soon.
Key points:
Hasina alleges US influence in her downfall.
She claims she was forced to resign to prevent bloodshed.
She expresses confidence and hints at a return to power.
Her presence in India is seen as a symbolic move.
Additional observations:
Experts believe Hasina’s statement was likely coordinated with Indian authorities.
Her son had previously stated she wouldn’t return to Bangladesh, but her recent statement suggests a change of heart.
* Demonstrations demanding her recall have erupted in Bangladesh.