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On August 5, 2024, Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh after resigning as Prime Minister due to violence in the country.

Protesters stormed Ganabhaban in Dhaka after Sheikh Hasina's resignation, looting and causing chaos. The former Prime Minister fled to India as the military assumed control.
 

Sheikh Hasina is the longest-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh with a reign of over 20 years. She has a net worth of  Rs 4.36 crore and has resigned from her position and fled the country due to the violent protests and unrest in Bangladesh. 

Filmy Trends on MyNation brings you a daily wrap-up of news that stems from the entertainment field. From Sushmita Sen returning to films embarking on a 'second innings' to Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif meeting Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina.

Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif recently performed at the grand opening ceremony of Bangladeshi T20 cricket matches, received lots of love and appreciation from the audience

'Felicitation of other sportsmen like Abhinav Bindra, Mary Kom will also be done in the evening. Union home minister Amit Shah, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee and Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina will also be there. There also might be a speech by Sachin as well,' Cricket Association of Bengal's (CAB) Secretary Avishek Dalmiya said

'If all goes as planned, she will ring the bell at the stadium to signal the start of the game. We will also send an invitation to Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi and West Bengal chief minister (Mamata Banerjee),' Sourav Ganguly said on India-Bangladesh Test in Kolkata

On October 3, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed the World Economic Forum's 33rd India Economic Summit in New Delhi, as the chief guest, wherein she sought more investments in Bangladesh

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is on a four-day visit to India. She expressed concern over India banning export of onions and said that Bangladesh has been slightly inconvenienced.

On October 3, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in the national capital and is all set to participate as chief guest in the India Economic Summit, organised by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in New Delhi.

Bangladesh PM Hasina said Myanmar had given a verbal commitment to take back Rohingya Muslims who have fled a military crackdown she described as "tantamount to genocide and crimes against humanity".