Hasina left the Prime Minister's official residence 'Gan Bhavan' with her sister.
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According to international media, there is a strong possibility that Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will resign after the protests spread across the country. Since Sunday, the movement has intensified again in Bangladesh. Dhaka Tribune reported that at least 96 people died on Sunday alone.
Citing Hasina's senior aide, the international news organization AFP has mentioned that there is a 'possibility' of the Prime Minister's resignation.
Prime Minister Hasina has also left Dhaka Palace saying for security. According to AFP, Hasina and her sister have left the Prime Minister's official residence 'Gan Bhavan'.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Hasina's son Sajeev Wajed has requested the security agencies not to allow an 'unelected government' to come to the country. Wazed, who is also Prime Minister Hasina's IT advisor, has issued a video message and appealed to the security agencies to protect the citizens and protect the country's constitution.
