Centre Convenes All-Party Meetings on Bangladesh, S Jaishankar to Attend
Sheikh Hasina resigned yesterday, and fled Bangladesh as vast crowds of angry protesters demanded her exit.
The government has called an all-party meeting today to discuss the fall of Sheikh Hasina government in neighbouring Bangladesh amid violent protests.
Sheikh Hasina resigned yesterday and fled the country as vast crowds of angry protesters demanded her exit.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been briefed on the Bangladesh situation by Foreign Minister S Jaishankar. There is no word yet if Mr Modi will meet Mrs Hasina.
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