Border Security Force (BSF) has asked locals residing along the 4,096 km-long India-Bangladesh international border to not undertake unnecessary movement in the frontier areas especially during the night in the wake of the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in Dhaka, officials said on Tuesday. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been appointed as head of Bangladesh's interim government, informed President's Press Secretary. The families of the persons killed in Bangladesh's student protests on Tuesday placed 11-point demands, including rehabilitation by providing jobs, before the interim government which is set to be formed to replace the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina's regime. On the political situation in Bangladesh, Former Indian High Commissioner To Bangladesh Pinak Ranjan Chakravarty said, "Bangladesh has seen many such crises in the past. It has happened because of many reasons, basically their internal ones. It cannot be ruled out that there are foreign forces in Bangladesh who did not want the Hasina government to continue. Her feelings and agony are understandable. India will wait and watch the developments in Bangladesh. A new government will be formed and we will deal with it as we have done in the past. We have even dealt with military dictators in Bangladesh after 1975. Some people are taking advantage of the chaos to attack Hindu homes, and temples, and to loot their property. There could be an exodus of Hindus from Bangladesh. Alertness on the borders is a pre-requisite to deal with this situation." This is the third time when her family is being targeted, they are done now and it will be the people of Bangladesh who will pay the price for their mistake, said Sheikh Hasina's son Sajeeb Wazed Joy. Sajeeb Wazed Joy said that all this is being done by Islamist mob, they are not protesters anymore, they have become terrorists, militants. Protesters don't loot or murder or plunder temples. I see them as terrorists.There is no secular democratic force in Bangladesh right now,  this is what Americans do around the world, he said. People who are agitating in Bangladesh are terrorists, militants and will pay the price for their own mistake, said Hasina's son Sajeeb Wazed.  Speaking exclusively to Republic TV, Sheikh Hasina informed that her mother has not made any asylum request so far. Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin is holding a meeting with representatives of the anti-discrimination students movement at the Bangabhaban.A group of student leaders in a microbus entered Bangabhaban around 6 pm. The student leaders are likely to talk about formation of the interim government, sources at Bangabhaban said. Sheikh Hasina may leave India in next 48 hours and is likely to head to Europe, Sources have informed.  Top sources said India has already reached out to the new dispensation in Dhaka for ensuring safety and well-being of over 10,000 Indians currently residing in Bangladesh. Former DG BSF YB Khuraniya on Tuesday met Home Minister Amit shah in Parliament amid unrest in Bangladesh.  Bangladesh Army has made changes to some of its top-level positions. Major General Ziaul Ahsan has been relieved from service.Lieutenant General Md Saiful Alam has been assigned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.Lieutenant General Md Mojibur Rahman has been appointed GOC Army Training and Doctrine Command.Lieutenant General Ahmad Tabrez Shams Chowdhury has been appointed as Quartermaster General of the Army.Lieutenant General Mizanur Shamim has been appointed as the Chief of General Staff of the ArmyLieutenant General Mohammad Shaheenul Haque as Commandant.NDC Major General ASM Ridwanur Rahman as Director General of National Telecommunication Monitoring Centre (NTMC). The United States has revoked former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's visa after ouster from Dhaka, sources close to the State Department have confirmed. On Bangladesh, JD(U) leader KC Tyagi says, "The situation in Bangladesh is worrying for India. Now, the power is in the hands of dangerous people there."  "The situation in Bangladesh is worrying for India. Now, the power is in the hands of dangerous people there," he said.  Looting and arson took place at Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, Dhaka took place on August 5. #WATCH | Bangladesh: Aftermath of looting and arson at Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, Dhaka. Violent unrest erupted in the national capital yesterday, 5th August. (Video Source: Reuters) pic.twitter.com/yObqaEbMtp— ANI (@ANI) August 6, 2024    Naturally, we will remain deeply concerned till law and order is restored. Our border guarding forces have been instructed to be exceptionally alert in video of this complex situation. In the last 24 hours, we have been in touch with authorities in Dhaka," Jaishankar said.  Speaking on the situation in Bangladesh, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar says, “Our understanding is that after a meeting with leaders of security establishments, PM Sheikh Hasina apparently made the decision to resign.  approval to come for the moment to India. She arrived yesterday evening in Delhi." Businesses and temples of minorities attacked, said EAM Jaishankar in Rajya Sabha   'Sheikh Hasina requested to come. She arrived in Delhi yesterday evening. The situation is still evolving.' Says S Jaishankar in Rajya Sabha  EAM S Jaishankar Speaks in Rajya Sabha on Bangladesh Unrest   The Bihar Police headquarters issued a vigilance order in the state on Tuesday following the ongoing protests in Bangladesh.The police issued a notice to the public, stating that any information about suspicious activity or items should be reported immediately to the Superintendent of Police or the concerned district authorities.  Four people died in a fire set by an angry mob at the house of Member of Parliament Shafiqul Islam Shimul of Natore-2 (Sadar and Naldanga) Constituency.The bodies were found in several rooms, balconies, and roofs of the MP’s house, named “Jannati Palace,” in the city on Tuesday morning. Hasina in shock, govt giving her time before speaking to her says S Jaishankar at all-party meeting External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar to make a suo motu statement in Lok Sabha at 3.30 pm on the situation in Bangladesh  Bangladesh Air Force c-130J transport aircraft with 7 military personnel landed at Bangladeshi air base after flying over from India.   It is a very good initiative by the government because when it comes to foreign policy matters, it has to be the national interests that prevail. There is no BJP foreign policy or Congress foreign policy...there is Indian foreign policy and Indian national interests and that's what is extremely important for us to uphold. India's interests are very clear... we have to stand with the people of Bangladesh," says Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on all party meet called by Centre over Bangladesh issue.  VIDEO | "It is a very good initiative by the government because when it comes to foreign policy matters, it has to be the national interests that prevail. There is no BJP foreign policy or Congress foreign policy...there is Indian foreign policy and Indian national interests and… pic.twitter.com/cuRmakuSH4— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) August 6, 2024 EAM Jaishankar to address on Bangladesh at 3:30 PM  A few people from Bangladesh have come to India for their personal work crossing the Petrapole-Benapole border in North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. Vigilance along the Bangladesh border has been heightened in the wake of violence in Bangladesh.  According to Sources, Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is not on board the C-130J transport aircraft that took off today from the air base. Security heightened at the Ghaziabad's Hindon Air Base Security heightened at Ghaziabad's  Hindon air base.#WATCH | Ghaziabad: Security heightened at Hindon air base. pic.twitter.com/j7BcjAOqek— ANI (@ANI) August 6, 2024 A total of 596 prisoners and detainees have escaped from Satkhira District Jail following an attack on the facility.The jailbreak occurred on Monday evening when a group of miscreants launched an assault on the jail, causing extensive damage and freeing the inmates housed in 10 separate cells.  ‘Briefed an All-Party meeting in Parliament today about the ongoing developments in Bangladesh. Appreciate the unanimous support and understanding that was extended.’ wrote Jaishankar on XBriefed an All-Party meeting in Parliament today about the ongoing developments in Bangladesh. Appreciate the unanimous support and understanding that was extended. pic.twitter.com/tiitk5M5zn— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) August 6, 2024 EAM Dr S jaishankar mentioned One Pakistani diplomat at All Party Meeting Regarding B'desh Unrest.  'The issue of national security does not depend on who the Prime Minister is happy with or angry with. Not inviting the Aam Aadmi Party, a national party with 13 MPs, to this important all-party meeting shows the petty mentality and lack of seriousness of the government.' stated AAP MP Sanjay Singh Rahul Gandhi questioned the External Affairs Minister (EAM) about Pakistan's involvement. In response, the EAM mentioned that a Pakistani diplomat had changed his profile picture to an insignia, indicating involvement.The government's current priority is to safeguard minorities in Bangladesh answered EAM S jaishankar.  12000 indian national are still stuck in bangladesh and govt is working to get them back, says Dr Jaishankar in all party meeting  All-party meeting underway in the Parliament on the issue of Bangladesh. EAM Dr S Jaishankar briefs the members of different political parties.#WATCH | Delhi: All-party meeting underway in the Parliament on the issue of Bangladesh. EAM Dr S Jaishankar briefs the members of different political parties. pic.twitter.com/4Cl1rFRkyG— ANI (@ANI) August 6, 2024   Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mélanie Joly has said as a country committed to democracy, inclusive governance and the rule of law, Canada calls for a "quick and peaceful" return to a democratic and inclusive civilian-led government in Bangladesh."We urge the people of Bangladesh to unite around the principles of freedom and democracy upon which their country was founded," said the minister in a statement following the resignation of Sheikh Hasina from the post of prime minister. Five people, including two policemen, were reported killed following attacks and arson at Sonaimuri and Chatkhil police stations in Noakhali on Monday. Bangladesh matter will not be discussed in Parliament , it has been convened to all parties who have given adjournment notice to discuss bangladesh matter and its implication Congress MP Manish Tewari gives Adjournment Motion notice in Lok Sabha, to have a discussion on the political situation in Bangladesh and its implications for India.  Leader of Opposition in both Houses, Rahul Gandhi (Lok Sabha) and Mallikarjun Kharge (Rajya Sabha) to attend the all-party meeting on the Bangladesh issue.  In the wake of growing unrest in Bangladesh, an ISKCON centre in Meherpur, located in Khulna division, has been set on fire. The incident has destroyed the temple including the holy deities of Lord Jagannath, Baladev and Subhadra Devi. Centre calls for all party meeting on B'desh in Parliament at 10AM, in which EAM Dr Jaishankar will brief the leaders of all the political parties. Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, EAM Jaishankar, and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju will be present in the meeting.  Miscreants attacked, vandalised and set fire to at least six police stations in Chittagong, looting weapons, bullets and various equipment. In addition, Awami League leaders and activists' homes and officers were targeted, Dhaka Tribune reported.After the report of Sheikh Hasina's resignation, agitated crowds have taken to the streets in celebration. Later, police stations in Chandgaon, Patenga, EPZ, Kotowali, Akbar Shah, and Pahartali under the Chittagong Metropolitan Police (CMP) were attacked, vandalised, and set on fire.   Miscreants stormed into the Sherpur District Jail, allowing 500 inmates to flee from the jail.A mob equipped with sticks and local weapons brought out a procession amid curfew on Monday afternoon.  Nobel laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus will be the chief adviser to the interim government in Bangladesh, the coordinators of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement announced on Tuesday.In a video posted on social media early Tuesday morning, Nahid Islam, one of the key coordinators of the movement, said that Prof Yunus has agreed to take on this crucial responsibility at the call of the student community to save the country, the Daily Star newspaper reported. Bangladesh Army is tracing those involved in looting and vandalising state property, some arrested, as per the Reports. To ensure the safety and security of minority communities across Bangladesh, the Bangladesh Army has released a comprehensive list of emergency contact numbers. These contacts are designated to assist Hindu families, temples (mandirs), and other minority groups in case of violent attacks or any form of danger. Click here to know more Hasina, 76, who fled Bangladesh following month long massive and deadly anti-government protests across the country, is seeking an asylum in the UK. Hasina’s sister Rehana, who hold a UK citizenship, is also accompanying the embattled leader. According to the sources, no confirmation from the UK regarding political asylum for Hasina has been received so far.Rehana is the younger daughter of ‘father of Bangladesh’ Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Sheikh Fazilatun Necha Mujib and the younger sister of Sheikh Hasina. Rehana’s daughter Tulip Siddiq is a member of the British Parliament for the Labor Party. Amid the ongoing crisis in Bangladesh after the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, West Bengal Police urged people to avoid sharing provocative videos.In a post on X, West Bengal Police wrote, "Given the current situation in neighbouring Bangladesh, we have noticed a few posts and videos on social media that may create discord and unrest. Please do not pay attention to rumours, do not share provocative videos, do not step into a fake news trap..." Protestors burn down the house of Mashrafe Mortaza who was a former Bangladesh Cricket Team captain.   Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said his mother would not make a political comeback as she is "deeply disappointed" by the uprising against her leadership despite her efforts for the betterment of Bangladesh, Dhaka Tribune reported.  On current situation in Bangladesh, US State Department Spokesperson, Matthew Miller‘Our condolences of course go out to those who have been hurt in the violence over the past few weeks. We are focused now on supporting an end to the violence and for accountability.’ said US Spokesperson'All decisions regarding the interim government should be made with respect to democratic principles, the rule of law and the will of the Bangladeshi people." he added further Temples,  Churches and Buddhist Pagodas step up to protect minorities amidst administrative shortcomings due to ongoing violence in BangladeshThe Minorities Unity Council of Bangladesh has released contact information for leaders of Mandirs, churches, and Buddhist temples. Members of the Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian communities are encouraged to reach out to these leaders and report any incidents of unrest or violence. Amid the ongoing political unrest in Bangladesh, UN chief calls for peaceful 'democratic transition' in Bangladesh   Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin announced the dissolution of the Parliament which was formed after elections in January 2024. Ex- PM and political rival of Sheikh Hasina, Khaleda Zia was also freed from jail following massive protests and unrests across Bangladesh  Bangladesh's Embattled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country on Monday after month-long students protest over reservations in government jobs. Hasina landed at Hindon Airbase on the outskirts of Delhi and may seek asylum in the United Kingdom.   
