‘Heartbroken that I can’t see and hug my mom’: Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina’s daughter Saima Wazed

Bangladesh‘s ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina‘s daughter Saima Wazed on Thursday expressed anguish over the current occasions in her nation and stated that she is “heartbroken” that she couldn’t see her mom.
“Heartbroken with the lack of life in my nation Bangladesh that I really like. So heartbroken that I can’t see and hug my mom throughout this troublesome time.I stay dedicated to my function as RD,” Saima stated in a submit on X.

The political panorama in Bangladesh has been in a state of flux since August 5, when Sheikh Hasina, the 76-year-old Awami League chief, submitted her resignation as Prime Minister amidst escalating protests.
The demonstrations, initially targeted on the abolition of the quota system for presidency jobs, reworked into broader anti-government sentiments.
Following her resignation, Sheikh Hasina arrived at an airbase close to Delhi on Monday and was subsequently relocated to a safe location within the metropolis, accompanied by her sister Sheikh Rehana. Within the wake of those developments, President Mohammed Shahabuddin introduced the dissolution of Bangladesh’s parliament, paving the way in which for the institution of an interim authorities.
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been appointed to steer this transitional administration.