Bangladesh’s anti-discrimination student movement announced a one-point demand demanding the government’s resignation from the central Shaheed Minar last Saturday (August 3). On their call, the non-cooperation movement is going on across the country on Sunday. The ruling Awami League is also holding a nationwide program on this day. Clashes and casualties were reported at various places between the two sides. The police administration is also in a strict position. The international media are spreading these news with seriousness.
On Sunday, Qatar-based media Al-Jazeera reported that Bangladesh protesters return to the streets to demand PM’s removal.
The BBC report headlines, Bangladesh Protests Turn Deadly as Rival Activists Hold Marches.
German broadcaster Deutsche Welle’s short headline, Demonstrators in Bangladesh call on PM to resign.
The influential US media outlet Bloomberg headlined, Bangladesh Orders Mobile Internet Shutdown to Quell Protests.
According to Canadian media Toronto Star, Violence in Bangladesh Leaves 8 People Dead, Hundreds Injured as Protests Continue.
According to Singapore-based media CNA, Bangladesh Protesters Demand PM Resign, Army Stands ‘By The People’ Indian media Firstpost headlined, Bangladesh in shambles: Protesters demand PM Hasina’s resignation as death toll in fresh clashes rises.
According to India TV, Bangladesh: At List To Kill, Over 30 Injured In Fresh Clashes Between Protesters, Awami League Supporters.
Another Indian media outlet Weon headlined, Bangladesh Returns to Boil as Protesters Demand PM Hasina’s Resignation; 2 Killed in Fresh Clashes (Tensions in Bangladesh Again, Protesters Demand Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s Resignation; 2 Killed in Fresh Clashes).
According to the news of The Hindu, Bangladesh PM calls emergency meeting with university heads as student leaders refuse call for dialogue. NDTV news headline, Bangladesh Students Step Up Protests To Press PM Sheikh Hasina’s Resignation Thai media Bangkok Post reports, 7 Killed in Bangladesh Clashes as Protesters Push for PM to Resign
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