PM Sheikh Hasina recounts horrors of 1975 when 18 members of her family killed

On the eve of her four-day visit to India, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina revealed that she was once a secret resident of Delhi's posh Pandara Road, where she lived with her children under an assumed identity trying to escape the attention of those who assassinated her father Sheikh Mujibur Rehman. Nearly five decades later, Hasina, in an emotional television interview with ANI, opened up about the piercing traumas that haunted her for decades. She said, “1971, when the war started my father was arrested, my mother was in custody and I was expecting the first baby but I thank the Indian government. People supported our war of liberation, not only supported they also gave shelter to our refugees. Then comes 1975, it was so suddenly it happened. Only 15 days ago, my sister and myself left the country. I went to Germany and my husband was the nuclear scientist.”

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[arindamchakrabarty]

Unfortunately today Bangladeshis have forgotten all the sacrifices India has done to liberate them from the hands of Pakistan and make Bangladesh an independent nation. Evaluate yourselves

[gurmohansingh]

There is still pain in her words. Very terrible experience. But she came out brave.🙏🙏

[SivasailamN]

The Pain and Sorrow is visible on Maam Sheikh Hasina’s face and voice.

[girlgamerg]

I feel pain for haseena because without parents very long struggle she did.

[Stark.......]

Mujib ur Rahman ❤
Such a great secular leader❤

[bhaskarc]

This anchor has a habit of interrupting when the speaker is already speaking in a flow. It hampers the spontaneity of the speaker. In several of the interviews which I have watched I have observed this.

[Ponypony]

I wish she didn't turn as a monster. She could be a good person and we all would remember her. Instead she chose revenge. This fire of revenge ruined not only the people of Bangladesh, killed people unjustly for years, destroyed famiies and the whole social system but also left her unidentifiable. One of the worst dictators.

[pathikrit]

How many are here after Sheikh Hasina resigned?

[shouvo]

I am very proud Bangladeshi, and thanks to India, and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, she is doing very good work for our country! as long as she stays, inshallah our relationship with India will be more better.🇮🇳🇧🇩♥️

[abhijits.g.]

🇮🇳India assisted in liberating East Pakistan ( now Bangladesh🇧🇩) for her own self interest. A buffer zone was formed to ward off 🇵🇰Pakistan breathing down our neck.

[soulfulblue]

Sorry, can't look at this monstrosity for more than 3 seconds straight. This has to be the greatest villain arc of the century. She took it out on an entire country for 15 years and left it in a dire state. And she hasn't stopped with her antics even after fleeing the country. The truth, the history has been twisted beyond imagination. Her father was not the man she made him out to be and as for I say more about that. I'm pretty sure by this time the entire world knows.

[nasrullahabbas]

Very painful and Tragic story 😢 hats off to you

[souravsardar]

Shame on Bangladesh...😢😢They forgot Indian Soldiers who gave their life for Independence Bangladesh

[zafreacts]

She is a tyrant and has committed crimes beyond imagination. Her Father was a dictator and could have lead the country towards prosperity, but like Pakistani Army, for Bengali elites their ego is important than country.

[VP-hmzo]

Bollywood should make a film on the assassination...

[sassxccgh]

Her pregnant sis in law her siblings were assainated its very heartbreaking and sad .

[yurixz]

how ridiculous she is..!!not only your family sacrificed their lives but also millions of people sacrificed their life for the so called independence...never imagined she'd have these much dark pasts..

[KshitijRajJha]

Recounting old horrors while counting on new horrors.

[travelbursttamil]

She is still mourning and crying in heart. I feel sad as my own loss.

[AI-qnbe]

This shows how much India was involved in breaking up Pakistan.