August 11th 2024.
Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, has recently revealed some shocking information about her resignation from power. According to media reports, she claims that she could have remained in power if she had made a few concessions, such as surrendering the sovereignty of Saint Martin Island and allowing America to have control over the Bay of Bengal. However, she chose to resign instead, in order to avoid seeing her country suffer from more violence and bloodshed.
She disclosed these details while speaking about her undelivered speech in India, where she had fled to on August 5th due to violent protests in her country. The 76-year-old leader shared that she had planned to address her nation, but was unable to do so as protesters reached her residence and she was forced to flee. She expressed her sadness over the situation in her country and assured that she would return soon.
Hasina also mentioned that she would pray for the future of Bangladesh and urged her people to not be influenced by radical ideas. In her undelivered speech, she stated, "I resigned so that I did not have to witness the procession of dead bodies. They wanted to come into power through the deaths of innocent students, but I did not allow it. I could have stayed in power if I had made some compromises, but I chose to put my people's well-being above all else."
The former prime minister also explained that her decision to resign was a difficult one, but it was necessary to prevent more lives from being lost and resources from being destroyed. She acknowledged the support of her people and thanked them for choosing her as their leader. Back in May, Hasina had also raised concerns about conspiracies to overthrow her government and create a new "Christian country" in Bangladesh.
She revealed that she was offered an opportunity to build an airbase in her country by a certain country, which would have ensured her stay in power. However, she declined the offer, stating that she did not want to compromise the sovereignty of her nation. The protests in Bangladesh initially started as a demand to change the job quotas, but soon turned into a larger movement against the government. This eventually led to Hasina's resignation and resulted in over 400 deaths.
After Hasina's departure, Nobel laureate and microfinance pioneer Muhammad Yunus took over as the head of the interim government. He promised to restore peace in the country and ensure the protection of minorities, specifically the Hindus. Meanwhile, in the midst of student protests, Bangladesh Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan and five other top judges were forced to resign, creating more turmoil in the country.
In conclusion, Sheikh Hasina's revelations have shed light on the reasons behind her resignation and the difficult decisions she had to make for the sake of her country. The future of Bangladesh remains uncertain, but the hope for peace and stability lies in the hands of its people and leaders.
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