Bangladesh police clash with pro-Hasina activists, at least three dead
Summary
Clashes between supporters of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and security forces in Gopalganj, Bangladesh, led to at least three deaths and numerous injuries. The violence erupted during a National Citizens Party rally, a new political group formed by students who were part of the movement that ousted Hasina last year. An overnight curfew was imposed, and the country's interim leader condemned the disruption as a violation of fundamental rights.Key Facts
- At least three people died in clashes in Gopalganj, Bangladesh during a political rally.
- The violence involved supporters of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the National Citizens Party (NCP).
- The NCP consists of students who were part of the movement that removed Hasina from power last year.
- The rally was part of the NCP’s "March to Rebuild the Nation" program across the country.
- Local media reported a possible fourth death, but this was not confirmed by the hospital.
- An overnight curfew was put in place in the district following the incident.
- Interim leader Muhammad Yunus criticized the disruption as a violation of rights and promised consequences.
- Sheikh Hasina fled to India after her removal and faces several charges, including a recent six-month sentence for contempt of court.
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