Sheikh Hasina, 'darkness will pass', optimistic Sheikh Hasina – sheikh hasina says Bangladesh situation will be normalized soon

Awami League president Sheikh Hasina is hopeful that the unrest in Bangladesh will not last long, and that the situation will return to normal soon. But for that, he also gave a message that people should be united with courage. Hasina resigned from the post of Prime Minister and came to India in August. Last Friday was his 78th birthday. Although Hasina is not in the country, Awami League leaders and workers celebrated her birthday. Hasina is overwhelmed by this 'genuine love' of people. After that, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh gave a message for the common people there.

In a 'press release' issued by Awami League, Hasina's birthday has been celebrated in Bangladesh despite all the odds. Hasina expressed thanks and gratitude for this. A notice issued by party office secretary Biplab Baruya on the official Facebook page of Awami League said, seeing this love of people, Hasina reiterated that she would sacrifice her life for their welfare.

In the notification, Hasina has given a message to everyone to be united at this time. He is hopeful that the darkness that has descended on Bangladesh will pass soon. Hasina said, 'This darkness will pass very soon. For this, the people of Bangladesh should be united with strength and courage.

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Hasina left the country on August 5 due to student protests. Awami League leaders and their houses were allegedly attacked in different areas after Hasina left the country. Since then one case after another has been filed against him. Already the number of cases filed against him has crossed 200. Another case has been filed against Hasina in Narayanganj also on Sunday night. He will be brought to Bangladesh to face trial, said the chief adviser of the interim government, Muhammad Yunus.

Hasina's son Joy also said Hasina is ready to face justice. But Joy also said that when Hasina will return to Bangladesh depends on her. Before this, he said that Hasina will return to her own country. Yunus advised her to 'sit quietly' in India only after conveying a message on Hasina's behalf.