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Sheikh Hasina claims 2024 Bangladesh protests were orchestrated

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed a media event in New Delhi via audio message, asserting that the 2024 student protests in her country were a planned conspiracy rather than a genuine movement. Hasina, who has been in India since leaving office, stated that the protests were used to remove her government and install a new administration. She expressed her intention to return to Bangladesh in December and called for the lifting of the ban on her political party, the Awami League.

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What Happened

Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, spoke at an event hosted by the Foreign Correspondents Club of South Asia in New Delhi. In an audio address, she described the student-led protests that occurred in Bangladesh during July and August 2024 as a coordinated effort to overthrow her government. She characterized the movement as a violent political instrument rather than a peaceful student stir and alleged that it was an orchestrated operation designed to bypass democratic processes.

Hasina stated that she was forced to leave her country and remains separated from her people. She announced her intention to return to Bangladesh in December and demanded that the ban on her party, the Awami League, be lifted. She further claimed that she may face fabricated legal cases upon her return but maintained that she remains committed to her duties to the nation.

Key Facts

  1. Sheikh Hasina addressed a media event in New Delhi via an audio message.Source not recorded
  2. Hasina claimed the 2024 student protests were a planned conspiracy to remove her from power.Source not recorded
  3. The former Prime Minister stated she intends to return to Bangladesh in December.Source not recorded
  4. Hasina called for the ban on her political party, the Awami League, to be lifted.Source not recorded
  5. The event was hosted by the Foreign Correspondents Club of South Asia.Source not recorded

The Timeline4

Every article on this story, in the order it was filed. We do not rank the outlets.

  1. 5 Aug

  2. 6 Aug

CoverageWhat we read

Language reach

Dailies carrying this story, against the dailies we read in each language.

  • English1 of 9
  • Tamilதமிழ்1 of 2
  • Odiaଓଡ଼ିଆ1 of 2
  • Malayalamമലയാളം1 of 2

Regional reach

Where this story reached, and where it did not. National mastheads and wire agencies circulate everywhere and are counted separately, not drawn on the map.

Jammu & Kashmir: no registered newsroom carried thisLadakh: no newsroom registered here yetPunjab: no registered newsroom carried thisChandigarh: no registered newsroom carried thisHimachal Pradesh: no registered newsroom carried thisUttarakhand: no registered newsroom carried thisHaryana: no registered newsroom carried thisDelhi NCR: no registered newsroom carried thisUttar Pradesh: no registered newsroom carried thisRajasthan: no registered newsroom carried thisGujarat: no registered newsroom carried thisDadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu: no registered newsroom carried thisMaharashtra: no registered newsroom carried thisGoa: no registered newsroom carried thisMadhya Pradesh: no registered newsroom carried thisChhattisgarh: no registered newsroom carried thisBihar: no registered newsroom carried thisJharkhand: no newsroom registered here yetWest Bengal: no registered newsroom carried thisOdisha: SambadSikkim: no registered newsroom carried thisArunachal Pradesh: no newsroom registered here yetAssam: no registered newsroom carried thisNagaland: no newsroom registered here yetMeghalaya: no newsroom registered here yetManipur: no newsroom registered here yetTripura: no newsroom registered here yetMizoram: no newsroom registered here yetTelangana: no registered newsroom carried thisKarnataka: Deccan HeraldAndhra Pradesh: no registered newsroom carried thisKerala: JanmabhumiTamil Nadu: Hindu Tamil ThisaiPuducherry: Hindu Tamil ThisaiLakshadweep: no newsroom registered here yetAndaman & Nicobar: no newsroom registered here yet
  • None carried this
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  • 1 outlet
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  • NorthNot carried0 of 4
  • WestNot carried0 of 5
  • Central IndiaNot carried0 of 1
  • EastCarried1 of 5
  • North-eastNot carried0 of 2
  • SouthCarried3 of 10

5 of the 26 states we read have local coverage. Concentrated in the South.

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