Bangladesh Mein Talba Ka Ehtijaj Aur Muzahirey Kab Aur Kaisay Shuru Hue? ? Jaaniye Tamam Tafseelaat

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00:00For the past 15 years, Haseena Wajid was in the government.

00:05She won the last election at the beginning of this year.

00:08And there was a lot of commentary on the way she won.

00:12But she took away a lot of Bangladesh's economy.

00:17She improved the living standards there.

00:19Her exports went to billions of dollars.

00:22And in Pakistan, there was an example of how much Bangladesh has progressed.

00:26But Haseena Wajid, with the passage of time,

00:31when she came in the third term,

00:33and during the last few years of the second term,

00:37there was a lot of dictatorship and authoritarianism in her.

00:44She couldn't tolerate the opposition at all.

00:46When she was going towards the election,

00:48almost all of her opposition leaders were in jail.

00:55During the election, if the opposition said anything, they would have kept it in front of you.

01:0025,000 of our party leaders and workers,

01:04starting from our Secretary General,

01:06down to the grassroots level,

01:09have been taken into custody.

01:11They were already hunting the opposition leaders,

01:17in particular, in their homes.

01:20Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islamiya was accused of declaring a terrorist attack on Pakistan.

01:27The majority of the party leaders were put in jail.

01:32This latest incident has led to protests,

01:36especially from the university students.

01:39The reason for this is that the one-third of the government jobs

01:44are for the welfare of the freedom fighters of Bangladesh.

01:49Against this, protests started.

01:53Approximately 300 people were killed.

01:58In response, Sheikh Haseena refused to accept the demands.

02:04She started a series of attacks and arrests against the protesters,

02:09which led to more deaths.

02:11Sheikh Haseena tried to terrorize the students,

02:15and tried to make the country unbalanced.

02:20The situation worsened when the Awami League

02:24put its student organization, Bangladesh Chhatru League,

02:27against the students.

02:30Many people were killed in the protests.

02:33After this incident, the demonstrators

02:36refused to accept the demands of Sheikh Haseena Wajid.

02:40There was a curfew in the country.

02:42All social media was shut down.

02:45The opposition leaders were also shut down.

02:49Daga was turned into a battlefield.

02:53The quota system was transformed into civil disobedience.

03:00Former army chiefs and officers took to the streets

03:04and appealed to the students not to protest.

03:09Today, the Prime Minister has resigned from his post

03:13and has left the country.

03:16The information we have so far is that he has reached India

03:20and his journey to London is ahead.

03:23His sister lives there.

03:26She will spend the rest of her life with him.

03:30There is an interesting debate going on in Pakistan

03:34about this incident.

03:37We should not forget that Sheikh Haseena Wajid's father,

03:41Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Zaid,

03:44is declared the father of independence.

03:47He was buried there.

03:50Today, Dr. Maliha Lodhi,

03:53who is a doctor in Pakistan,

03:57who was a former high commissioner in the UK,

04:00an ambassador in the US,

04:03and who represented Pakistan in the UN,

04:06told me that the reason for this is that

04:09the fundamental principles of democracy

04:12were not followed.

04:15The public's opinion was not listened to.

04:18The opposition was not listened to.

04:21This is a big problem.

04:24The status of his family was also rejected.

04:27When people do not listen to their opinions,

04:30you have to face such consequences.

04:33These are the circumstances.

04:36I start with you, Mr. Naqvi.

04:39How will you explain this situation?

04:42Because one thing is certain,

04:45that the economy has improved there.

04:48Their foreign exchange reserves,

04:51their exports of textiles,

04:54were booming in the world.

04:57There was a 5th year of waiting,

05:00policies, everything was there.

05:03But despite this, when you opposed

05:06the public's opinion,

05:09and especially in a democracy,

05:12when you do not listen to the opposition,

05:15then the situation gets worse.

05:18There is no other opinion in this.

05:21Haseena Wajid was very popular there.

05:24She was the daughter of Bani of Bangladesh.

05:27Bani is very popular in any country.

05:30But this proves that if the public is with the army,

05:33no matter how powerful or popular the politician is,

05:36the army will never allow the politician

05:39to spread hatred against the state,

05:42the country and the people.

05:45The army will never allow the state

05:48to harm the people, the people's lives,

05:51the state's life and property.

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