Following the death of Bangladeshi leader Osman Hadi, Dhaka again caught fire! A media house and the former education minister's home were set on fire.
Condemning the Bangladesh violence, the TMC said the party has always stood by the central government and the country on the issue of national security. In a statement, the TMC said, "The situation in Bangladesh and West Bengal from some BJP leaders and saying that such incidents can happen here is very dangerous. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar should clarify.
Violence has erupted in several cities of Bangladesh, including Dhaka, following the death of Usman Hadi, a leader opposed to Sheikh Hasina. Protesters set fire to the house of former education minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury. Violence has erupted in Bangladesh following the death of Usman Hadi, a leading opponent of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He died while undergoing treatment in Singapore. According to the Bangladesh High Commission in Singapore, Hadi's first namaz-e-janaza was scheduled to be held in Singapore, but it will not be held due to lack of permission from the government there.Condemning the Bangladesh violence, the TMC said the party has always stood by the central government and the country on the issue of national security. In a statement, the TMC said, "The situation in Bangladesh and West Bengal from some BJP leaders and saying that such incidents can happen here is very dangerous. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar should clarify.
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