Watch: Here's how US reacted to Ex Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's Sudden resignation

US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller commented on the situation in Bangladesh, expressing that the USA wants the Bangladeshi people to have the power to choose their own government. He noted that Prime Minister Hasina has resigned and left the country, and assured that the US is closely watching the events unfold. The US supports the people of Bangladesh and is calling for an end to the violence that has led to many lost lives in recent weeks. They are asking all parties to remain calm and handle the situation with care. The US welcomes the formation of the interim government and stresses that the transition should follow Bangladeshi laws. Miller also expressed sadness over reports of human rights abuses, casualties, and injuries that have occurred recently.
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[robertpaul]

Why are you not commenting on violence post removal of Hasina.You simply removed one of the pro growth leader whatever she was...just made one more goon country

[nagamuralitata]

India has to annex Rangapur Division in Bangladesh for sustainable development of North Eastern India that we missed at the time 1971 war.

[MahamudurRahman-cgsk]

MATTHEW MILLER APNAKA MANY THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS, , , 😂😂😂GIVEN GOOD COMMENTS FOR BANGLADESH, , , .

[beoriginal]

She set her relative all over the world except Bangladesh. She knowns what she doing one day she need to run.

[nplm]

What happened to Hasina Bangladesh PM will happen to the leader in India...Be democratic not autocratic.... respect the opposition.. lesson for Modi😊😊😊

[hephzibahg]

Why don't countries across give way for young. Leadership to lead the countries Why old people are still at the helm of politics.horrible state of affairs

[ModiFan]

जनता चाहे जिसे अपना नेता चुने, शासन विदेशी शक्तियां ही करेंगी।