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Bangladesh Burns; 'House Of Hasina' Falls; Where Is Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina Going Next? | Urban Debate
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6:03Now PlayingIn this edition of The Urban Debate, anchor Shreya Dhoundial discusses the dramatic developments in Bangladesh. The episode will explore the current turmoil as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina faces severe challenges, with the country in chaos and her residence being attacked. The "House of Hasina" appears to be collapsing, prompting the army to arrange for an interim government. The situation has raised questions about the future of South Asia and the potential impact on India’s relations with Bangladesh.
A panel of experts has joined Shreya Dhoundial for a detailed discussion. Former Assistant Press Secy to PM Sheikh Hasina, ABM Sarker “Sheikh Hasina doesn't want any bloodbath, that's why she decided to resign..” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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