DTVHINDI“PM Sheikh Hasina has harmed the country…”- Former cricketer’s big statement on the bad situation in Bangladesh
My brothers and sisters in Bangladesh cannot leave their homes, the condition of the country is so bad right now- Mohammad Ashraful Mohammad Ashraful (Photo Source: The protests of students over reservation in Bangladesh have taken the form of violence. Let us tell you, this protest is being done by those students who have demanded a fair process in government jobs. Seeing the serious condition of the country, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and left the country, and she is currently in India. Former Bangladeshi cricketer Mohammad Ashraful has strongly condemned the current situation in his country. Ashraful says that PM Hasina has caused a lot of damage to the country. Mohammad Ashraful is currently in the UK, and is working for Portsmouth Cricket Club. My brothers and sisters in Bangladesh cannot leave the house- Mohammad Ashraful Former Bangladeshi player Mohammad Ashraful, while talking to The Telegraph, said, It is good that Sheikh Hasina is no longer in power. Sobe swadhin kothata bolse theki, kintan se (Hasina) polailo to polailo, deshare prochur khakhothi koira diya gyalo (People are talking about being independent now because Hasina has fled, but she has caused a lot of damage to the country), in the last few days, a lot of businesses have been ruined. For the last one month, the studies of students have been badly affected, it is as bad as an irreparable loss. My brothers and sisters in Bangladesh cannot go out of the house, such is the bad condition of the country right now. Former Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza’s house was set on fire The situation in Bangladesh is getting worse. The rioters set fire to the house of former Bangladesh cricket team captain Mashrafe Murtaza. Shakib Al Hasan’s party office in Magura has also been destroyed. The agitators have also damaged the ancestral house of Bangladesh Cricket Board President Nazmul Hasan Papon located in Bhairab, Kishoreganj.
