Bangladesh Declares National Holiday To Mark Year Of Sheikh Hasina Ouster

Yunus govt declares 5 August as national holiday to mark Hasina’s ouster, exile to India

The decision commemorates the July 2024 uprising that led to the collapse of Hasina's Awami League government

Bangladesh: Yunus to declare national holiday for August 5, the day Hasina left in 2024

Bangladesh has declared that August 5 will be recognised as a public holiday, marking the first anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's ousting following violent protests last year

Bangladesh Declares National Holiday To Mark Year Of Sheikh Hasina Ouster

August 5 will mark a year since the ouster of the Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh. To mark the event, the interim government has decided to observe the day as Student-People's Uprising Day and declare it a nationwide public holiday.

Bangladesh Declares August 5 As Public Holiday To Mark Hasina's Ouster

Bangladesh interim government's Cultural Affairs Adviser, Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, said that a preliminary decision had been made to "celebrate" August 5 as the Student-People Uprising Day. The post Bangladesh Declares August 5 As Public Holiday To Mark Hasina’s Ouster appeared first on StratNews Global.

Bangladesh's interim government set to declare August 5 as public holiday to mark Hasina's ouster - Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI

The interim government in Bangladesh will mark August 5 as Student-People Uprising Day to mark the ouster of former PM Sheikh Hasina, who escaped to India amid violent protests against her regime. The government is also set to declare it a public holiday. According to local media reports, Bangladesh will observe the day every year. The decision was taken after the advisory council met at the State Guest House Jamuna on Thursday. Interim governme…