Bangladesh police clash with protesters blockading capital
- Bangladesh police used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse protesters in Dhaka demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
- The opposition party, Bangladesh Nationalist Party , has been organizing protests since last year, calling for a caretaker government before the upcoming elections.
- Western governments have expressed concern over the political climate in Bangladesh, with accusations of human rights abuses and authoritarianism by Hasina's Awami League government.
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Bangladesh: Opposition protesters clash with police
Protesters called on Prime Minister Hasina to step down and form a caretaker government to lead the country during next year's elections. Several Western countries have condemned Hasina's government over rights abuses.
BNP supporters clash with police in Bangladesh capital as opposition stages sit-in protest
Dhaka, Jul 29 (PTI) At least 90 activists of the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) were arrested on Saturday as a five-hour sit-in protest here turned violent when police in riot gears clashed with protesters who tried to enforce road blockades demanding an interim caretaker government ahead of the January 2024 elections. Witnesses said […]
Bangladesh: Police clash with protesters demanding PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation, several injured
Tens of thousands of supporters of Bangladesh’s main opposition party took to the streets in the country’s capital city of Dhaka, on Saturday (July 29) to demand Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. During the demonstration, Bangladesh police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the stone-throwing crowd that had blocked major roads across the city.
Bangladesh opposition supporters clash with police in protest over election oversight
Police in Bangladesh's capital on Saturday clashed with supporters of the country's main opposition party, which said scores of its activists were injured during anti-government protests in parts of the city.
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