Bangladesh Casual Discussion Chill Bangladesh

[Afif]

Hola amigos!! Finally managed to log-in!! Net connection is still poor. My area was literally a warzone!! Pepole died in clash!! Helicopter was often flying low over my area. Army's chopper threw flashlight on my cousin & his friends while they were on the roof at night.

We were attacked multiple times by govt thugs from multiple sides during our protest on 18th July in Kakrail-Bailey Road but we managed to thwart them. Police were there but didn't even bother to help us.

4G was shutdown so we didn't know what was going on in Rampura. My friend in that area said an apartment caretaker was injured by police & a bakery boy was killed by BGB though they weren't part of the protest/riot. I almost got shot by battalion ansar.

Fourteen. We got Fourteen bodies returned from Hospitals in our area. It was 2 at the beginning. But most bodies came few days later.

 

[Isa Khan]

The best parts I experienced were mother blessing her son, father bringing her daughter to join the protest. People were briginging us water & food. We were resting near Bailey Dali & a mother with her little boy offered us food but we politely refused, she still bought us samuchas.

Looks like BD is a real dictatorship,ridiculous action by the government.

Hasina is OFFICIALLY a facist biatch. We literally forced her to show her true self this time. She & her BAL cronies was shaken to the core this time. No other parties could do what our beloved students achieved two times with Road Safety & Quota Movement during her rule.

Fourteen. We got Fourteen bodies returned from Hospitals in our area. It was 2 at the beginning. But most bodies came few days later.

Few days ago in my cousin's area police grabbed whoever they could cause they were outside during curfew & a huzoor was arrested in my area for posting negative things on FB about the government.

 

[TR_123456]

The best parts I experienced were mother blessing her son, father bringing her daughter to join the protest. People were briginging us water & food. We were resting near Bailey Dali & a mother with her little boy offered us food but we politely refused, she still bought us samuchas.



Hasina is OFFICIALLY a facist biatch. We literally forced her to show her true self this time. She & her BAL cronies was shaken to the core this time. No other parties could do what our beloved students achieved two times with Road Safety & Quota Movement during her rule.



Few days ago in my cousin's area police grabbed whoever they could cause they were outside during curfew & a huzoor was arrested in my area for posting negative things on FB about the government.

And the consequences of your actions,is it getting better?

 

[Afif]

@Isa Khan unprecedented. (They wouldn't even bother in other situations)

 

[PutinBro]

BD needs Dr Yunus.

 

[PutinBro]

No more pro-neighbour govt in Bangladesh.

 

[Gary]

Hasina is gone?

 

[PutinBro]

Hasina is gone?

Yes.

 

[Gary]

Wow congrats, I see a lot of mad Indians on Twitter about this

 

[Afif]

The evil has fled! People have won their freedom in a epic liberation struggle. Let's go Bangladesh!

@Kartal1 @TR_123456 @Sanchez @Yasar_TR @Nilgiri and just about everyone.

 

[Afif]

Source- my cousin is inside PM house.

 

[TR_123456]

Source- my cousin is inside PM house.

Now what?
And where did she go?

 

[Afif]

Now what?
And where did she go?

Democracy, freedom.

Well, India of course.

 

[Afif]

Bangladesh Army has won our hearts. Our brother in arms did not betray us.

On the other hand, police and government terrorists.....we will avenge our martyrs.

 

[TR_123456]

Bangladesh Army has won our hearts. Our brother in arms did not betray us.

On the other hand, police and government terrorists.....we will avenge our martyrs.

So the army helped you?

 

[Bogeyman]

Now what?
And where did she go?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1820393540561608838

 

[Afif]

So the army helped you?

They did not fire live rounds on people like police and BAL thugs.

 

[TR_123456]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1820393540561608838

Shows what a traitor she was.

 

[TR_123456]

They did not fire live rounds on people like police and BAL thugs.

Interim government coming,hopefully some good people come to power this time.

 

[Bogeyman]

Bangladesh Army to Form Interim Government After PM Resigns​

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned Monday after weeks of deadly protests, while the nation’s army chief announced he would help form an interim government.

Army Chief Waker-Uz-Zaman made the announcement in a televised address, saying he’d invited political leaders to a meeting and will also meet with President Mohammed Shahabuddin on the matter. The army expects to reach a solution tonight, he said.

Local media reported that Hasina, 76, fled the country with her sister as anti-government protesters converged on the capital. She had faced pressure to resign for weeks following demonstrations that turned deadly.

Protesters stormed her official residence on Monday afternoon, Channel 24 reported. TV images showed hundreds of people ransacking the building and taking away chicken, fish and vegetables.

Hasina’s resignation follows a weekend of student-led clashes with pro-government supporters that left about 100 dead. About 200 were killed in unrest in July already.

What started out in late June as peaceful protests seeking to abolish a government jobs quota turned into deadly unrest in recent weeks with demonstrators seeking to oust Hasina.

The political turmoil is a setback for the economy, which is reliant on financial aid from the International Monetary Fund and other donors, and earns most of its foreign exchange from exports of garments. Major clothing brands like Hennes & Mauritz AB, Adidas AG, Wal-Mart Inc. and Gap Inc. have operations in the country.


Bangladesh has taken a $10 billion hit to the economy from the curfews and the internet blackouts. The unrest has made it difficult for garment manufacturers to operate, impacting the country’s foreign exchange earnings. Reserves dropped to $21.8 billion in June.

While Hasina had overseen rapid growth in the economy and helped lift millions out of poverty, those achievements were often overshadowed by what critics contend is her authoritarianism, and accusations she’s used state institutions to stamp out dissent and stifle the media.

Unemployment in the country has become more acute since the pandemic, especially among young people, with the private sector struggling to expand.

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