The United States welcomed the violent situation in Bangladesh and the establishment of the interim government after the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid, and appealed to all parties to show restraint.
It should be remembered that Hasina Wajid had tried to stop nationwide protests against her government since early July, but on Sunday, on the first day of the civil disobedience movement, around 100 people were killed in clashes between police and protesters across the country. were
After more than 300 people were killed in violent protests in the country till Sunday, Hasina Wajid resigned from the Prime Ministership yesterday and left Bangladesh for India, after which the army chief Qamar-ul-Zaman installed an interim government in the country. The establishment was announced.
In this regard, during a press briefing in Washington, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that the situation in Bangladesh is being carefully evaluated, and the establishment of the interim government in Bangladesh is welcomed. The United States stands with the people of Bangladesh. is
The decision to dismiss the Bangladeshi Parliament, Begum Khaleda Zia and all the arrested students would have been released
Matthew Miller said that urging all parties in Bangladesh to remain peaceful and avoid violence, we insist that the transfer of power should be democratic, collective and in accordance with Bangladeshi laws.