The news of vandalism in Dhanmondi No. 32 in Dhanmondi has gained importance in international media. BBC, Rotors, The Guardian, TRT Oaarld, Arab News, ABC News, Anadolu Agency, CNN, AP and world media have reported 32 vandalism.
In the face of the mass uprising in the July uprising, the young generation, including the students of the country, who took a position in India in Palali, took the initiative to break the 32nd Bahar in Dhanmondi in the capital.
According to the announcement, on Wednesday (February 5) at 8 o'clock, the students started chanting there from evening on the 8 pm, but there were various slogans.
Then start breaking down.
Famous US media CNN made headlines, ‘Bangladesh protesters destroyed the exiled former leader Sheikh Hasina's house.’ Then their report read that the attack started with Hasina's speech to supporters of the party from exile in neighboring India. She fled after 15 years of rebellion in the student-led rebellion. She has been accused of suppressing dissent.
The British media The Guardian made headlines, ‘Bangladeshi protesters have destroyed the family home of the former prime minister, the symbol of freedom, the report said that it was from this party that Sheikh Hasina's father announced the breakup of Pakistan but later with authoritarianism.’ Because of the link, he was attacked.
The British media BBC headlined in its report, ‘The protestors set fire to the home of the former prime minister's family in Bangladesh,’ the report said, not only Sheikh Hasina, her family and many political leaders, and many leaders of the political party have also been on fire.
United Kingdom The report titled, ‘The protesters have evicted the house of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's father in Bangladesh,’ the reporter wrote in the report that the social media urges her supporters to stand against the interim government of the attack that led to the attack.
One of the Turkish media, TRTT World, made their headlines, ‘The speech of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India has created a storm of protest in Bangladesh’.
The US media AP made headlines, ‘Bangladeshi protesters have wreaked havoc at the home of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’, which reads, ‘As Hasina's speech to supporters from exile in neighboring India, she fled last year during a student-led revolt against the 15-year rule.
‘The live speech of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India has triggered protests in Bangladesh’ in their report, the Turkish media Anadolu Agency wrote in the headlines, ‘The existing parties have coded the leaders of the anti-discrimination student movement and wrote that the existing parties have failed to read the hopes of the people of the country’.
US ABC News made headlines, ‘Bangladeshi protesters are wrecking a house with exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.’ The report also said that thousands of protestors in Bangladesh have expressed their anger towards exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by destroying her family's house, which became a symbol of the country's independence, but the protestors claim that authoritarianism was started in this party.
Arab News, one of the media in Sedi Arabia, made its headlines, ‘Bangladeshi protesters are rampant and devastating in a house associated with exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’.
This news has been spread in the media of India and Pakistan and other international media.
