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Unforgettable Echoes: Why History’s Lessons Can Never Be Erased – India TV

by Miles Cooper
February 6, 2025
in Dhaka
Sheikh Hasina
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### Sheikh Hasina’s ⁣Defiant Statement‌ on⁤ Ancient Legacy

In a passionate address following⁣ her removal from power due to nationwide protests, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ⁢asserted, “history cannot‌ be erased.” Her statements were ​released through‌ her party’s social media platforms in ​response to teh recent vandalism of her⁣ father’s residence in Dhaka ​amid escalating tensions.

### A Call for Justice from the Former PM

During ‌a video shared on Facebook, an emotional ​Hasina implored the citizens of Bangladesh for ⁢justice,⁣ questioning,⁢ “Have I not contributed ‍to ‌my ‌nation’s⁤ progress?” She emphasized that while physical structures might be destroyed, the​ essence of history remains​ intact. “They should also keep in mind,” she cautioned, “that ⁤history eventually seeks retribution.”

On⁢ Wednesday, protests led to critically important damage at Sheikh ⁤Mujibur Rahman’s former home ⁤– a site emblematic of Bangladesh’s fight for independence.

### Escalating Tensions Amid Planned Speech

Reports suggest that this upheaval was incited by Hasina’s ‌intention ​to address supporters‌ from exile in neighboring‌ India.Last year marked ⁤a period ​of ⁣intense civil ⁢unrest against her lengthy tenure which saw​ student-led‍ demonstrations turn violent.

The dwelling that faced destruction belonged ‍not only‍ to Hasina‍ but⁣ served as a memorial for Sheikh Mujibur Rahman—who proclaimed ​Bangladesh’s independence from Pakistan in 1971—before he was assassinated there later that same year. Following his death, this residence has been transformed into a‍ museum dedicated to his legacy.

### Protesters’ Ultimatum: Demands Grow ​Louder

As⁤ tensions peaked ⁣on Wednesday evening, protesters issued threats indicating they would “bulldoze” the historical building if‌ she proceeded with her scheduled speech—signifying the commencement of an extended protest campaign initiated ‌by her Awami League party. The political​ landscape ‍remains fraught with accusations against high-ranking officials within her party who⁢ have ⁣allegedly orchestrated attacks against opposition members and supporters ‌alike.

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