Hasina's son said - He is disappointed, there is no return to politics

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Sajib Wazed Joy, the son of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country after the protests escalated, has said that his mother is very disappointed and that she will not return to politics. Talking to BBC World Service, he said - 'After all his hard work, he is very disappointed that the minority has risen against him.'

Wajed, who is also the Prime Minister's advisor, said that Hasina was considering resigning from yesterday. She left the country for her own safety after being requested by her family.

about his mother's work in power Defending, he said- 'He had changed Bangladesh . He failed when he took power. and It was a poor country. Today Bangladesh It is considered the tiger of Asia .' He responded to the violence against the demonstrators on Sunday and said that it was a natural reaction after the crowd beat the police.