Two competing visions for the future of Bangladesh | DW News

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Published 2024-08-06
Police in Bangladesh say they have gone on strike, as the country grapples with its biggest political crisis in years. The Bangladesh police association has apologized in a statement for what they called the violent attacks on innocent students during mass protests. They say they were forced to open fire. This comes after parliament was dissolved following the ouster of long-time prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Students who led the uprising say they will not accept an army-led government.

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00:00 Concern about attacks on minorities in Bangladesh
02:58 Farwa Aamer, Asia Society Policy Institute
09:18 Zyma Islam, Data journalist
12:43 Adilur Rahman Kahn, Human rights lawyer

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All Comments (21)
  • @Jim__05
    Bangladesh Army saved the students from the corrupt police.
  • @FearlessFlow_
    Most of the recent violence that are now occuring by opposition parties, chatroleauge and bandits also people who have overwhelming grudge for the awamileague supporters... Regular students & Madrasha students with the military's help are now providing protection to the people who are facing lack of protection...
  • @istoppedlaughing5225
    In just one day, 60 tk kg eggplants are selling in just 20 tk. Price decreased at least 40 taka in 24 hours after hayena fled the country
  • @enayetul
    People of Bangladesh are free and independent.
  • @tazinahmed7
    STUDENTS WILL PREVAIL. Our Army is supporting the students and general people.
  • @sunnyj6068
    She literally has not answered anything 😂
  • @marlinhodionisio
    🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇷🇧🇷! I'm brazilian but i like so much Bangladesh !
  • @user-du5pb1mp2g
    Bangladeshis all regions folks are now safe. Indian folks don't make any rumors.
  • @Skyler827
    This news report didn't explain what the issues are or what the different factions are fighting for.
  • @shagorhossain5649
    Next time you want to report a real news talk to someone in that country, not some broad sitting in New York running policy analysis on behalf of interest groups. As an eyewitness on the ground, I can tell you that the situation is completely normal. Except for few minor incidents, the country is operating smoothly under self obedience and citizens are celebrating their newly found freedom.
  • @theshyguy3602
    We are reforming our country..we students and specially madrasa students and the people protected the other religious temples yesterday.its true we are in a temporary crisis now.but we are confident that this crisis will go away very soon.students are very careful about the situation.we will form a good system.we expect patience and support from the people.
  • @itdepends5906
    The two reporters were fantastic with the questions they asked. Most pertinent questions indeed. Adilur Rahman also answered clearly. Thanks to these guys 🇧🇩
  • @variousNserious
    Bangladesh is not for beginners... We can overcome every obstacles to establish a democratic Bangladesh ❤️🇧🇩
  • @pobontcs9680
    all folks are safe now,students and army are working together, dont spread rumours
  • @Bdbrave
    we love our proud bd army❤🇧🇩🇧🇩
  • @user-eo1yt3bg4t
    We support the 🇧🇩 Bangladesh Army for standing with the people of Bangladesh. They together with the students are keeping civil law and order in 🇧🇩.