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The biggest and important news of this time is coming from the neighboring country Bangladesh. Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin is going to resign from his post today i.e. on Friday, even before the completion of his tenure. There is talk in political circles that due to his old and close relations with former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who was ousted from power, there was heavy pressure on him from the government to resign. According to Reuters report, the President’s spokesperson has not officially given any concrete reason for the resignation, but inside sources say that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the current political equations of the country.
Big decision amid discussion of Sheikh Hasina’s return
This entire political development has come to light at the same time when former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had given a statement a few days ago that she was preparing to face the court’s decisions and return home. President Shahabuddin is considered an old ally of Sheikh Hasina. This is why there was deep resentment in the top circles of the government that Shahabuddin had allegedly tried to contact Sheikh Hasina again recently. The country’s leading newspaper ‘Pratham Aalo’, quoting high-level sources, has also confirmed that these contacts and old closeness of the President have forced the current administration to take strict steps.
Awami League banned and all close to Hasina removed from top posts
After this resignation of Mohammad Shahabuddin, a big change will be seen in the politics of Bangladesh. Now there will be no old associate or supporter of Sheikh Hasina left on the top constitutional posts of the country. Let us tell you that Sheikh Hasina’s party ‘Awami League’ has been banned since the change of power in the country. Many senior leaders and workers of the party are either behind bars or have gone underground due to fear of police and investigative agencies. The President leaving the post at such a critical time is indicating the beginning of a new and bigger phase in the country’s politics.
Sheikh Hasina’s return will be a big challenge for Bangladesh government
Experts believe that Sheikh Hasina’s possible return home could prove to be a big challenge for the current Bangladesh government, which is currently struggling to restore political and economic stability in the country. Although there is still about five months left for the plans for Hasina’s comeback, murmurs have intensified in the political circles of the country. This resignation of President Shahabuddin makes it clear that the government of the country is no longer in favor of any influence of Sheikh Hasina or keeping her old associates in the administrative system.