Sheikh Hasina Gone: Why is India Worried?

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Video description: Bangladesh is in a state of turmoil. People are out on the streets and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to resign and flee the country. The protests began as a demand to overhaul the existing quota system in the country but very soon developed into a mass movement that toppled the government. Watch this video to find out how exactly that happened and what made the people so angry that the 15-year-old regime of Sheikh Hasina ended so abruptly

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[techlyf]

Student's protest never looked that scary

[BUNNY_YT]

2019 :🇱🇰
2022:🇵🇰
2024:🇧🇩
There is no chance of this happening in India, but if it does, what is your response to this.
Edit :I pray that such a situation never comes to India🙏🏻

[SUINALDO]

As a indian i saw many traumatized video and photos from father because my father is a indian army so i hope Bangladesh will be good after everything 😨

[MusicLover-upvt]

Correction: We students didn't set any fire to medical colleges or any house it was the BNP JAMAT AND Student wing!!

[harshvardhanheda]

I sincerely hope, Bangladesh doesn't go the Pakistan route

[secularismpeace]

North Korea - kisi din yeh tamasa muskura kar hum bhi dekhenge 😂👏

[adityakulshreshtha]

Hence proved, Reservation is a termite which hinders a country's

[Blacklisted.]

Stay strong India! Stay together Indians. 🇮🇳💪 United we stand.

[mubarrakkk]

Meanwhile in J&K 70% is reserved and only 30% is merit based!

[sinthiyahaider]

no after 93% merit, we did not want quota cancel.main problem was govt was not ready to accept their fault. Hindus were targeted by Awami League itself.

[ManrajSinghU]

This wasn't the student protest after the superm Court decision.. it was just to remove sheikh Hasina's government.

[Gojo-satoru__]

Almost 4000 people were killed this month. One of my batchmate from my University was also killed. But finally we are free from autocratic government

[itsscattered]

Hope the minorities in Bangladesh remain safe.

[theboysss]

Correction :
We have no problem with 5% freedom fighter quota.. But she was already killed 500+ students... So after this mass killing now the reason of protest was changed. She was already done what she has to do..

[nuzayerov]

Dear Indians, do not worry. Nobel laureate Dr. Yunus is our next confirmed head of state. Give us a few weeks, things will go back to normal and be even better for us Bangladeshis and Indians too.

[sksamrat]

As a muslim its our duty to protect minorities in our area otherwise we will held responsible in Judgement day 😢😢😢

[MONOXERO]

Quota system hatane ke chakkar mai history ka syllabus badha diya😭

[imranhoque]

Appeal to Bangladesi brothers, please dont attack the minorities of your country. (Edit: Very much glad from the responses of Bangladeshi brothers and sisters. I know u will stand by ur words and ensure that this crisis don't led to a religious one)

[khalsa]

Very nice of you to completely ignore US/foreign angle in this coup!

[harshavardhan]

I observed that after this Bangladeshi conflict, no one is talking about the Bangladeshi Hindus to be specific, the Bangladeshi minorities, because they were being killed, their temples were being attacked, their women being raped, and No one was speaking about it, but you spoke about it, but you just spoke about few seconds, like it was not a major issue. It's not about the religion, it's about the minority problem. So, why can't you, not only you, but every public personality, talk about them? When there is an issue in the Palestine, everyone was curious and everyone was enthusiastic towards supporting the Palestine, but when it's happening in the Bangladesh or neighboring country, where there is a clear threat to the minority, but still no one is having that interest, that curiosity to speak out for them. Why? This question is not only to all the public personality, but as a subscriber, I am asking you too Mr.MOHAK !?