Bangladesh

BNP is leading the violent protests that are demanding a rollback of reservations granted to descendants of the 1971 Bangladesh liberation war.

On Thursday, four AIDSO protestors went to the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission and submitted a memorandum demanding a halt on attacks on peaceful protestors in Bangladesh.

The development comes at a time when Bangladesh is reeling under high inflation, dwindling foreign reserves and rising unemployment.

Prime MInister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina expressed regret that the protesters were calling themselves 'Razakars'.

Indian High Commission in Dhaka has issued an urgent advisory for Indian citizens and students in Bangladesh to avoid non-essential travel and minimise movement outside their residences due to the escalating unrest in the country.

The statement came hours after, the US claimed that two students had died during the current student protests in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

The members of the Harijan community were going to be rehabilitated but the move didn't go down well with the Islamists in Bangladesh.

The Jharkhand High Court ordered the chief secretary to also intervene in the matter and coordinate with the DCs.

The terror module in West Bengal is found to have links with terrorists of banned 'Ansar Al Islam' which has connections with Al-Qaeda.

Sheikh Hasina is visiting India at a time when Bangladesh is facing multiple challenges including a growing economic crisis.