‘This is a lesson to every dictator…’: NC chief Farooq Abdullah after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster

Name: ‘This is a lesson to every dictator…’: NC chief Farooq Abdullah after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster
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Description: #FarooqAbdullah #bangladeshprotest #sheikhhasina ‘This is a lesson to every dictator…’: NC chief Farooq Abdullah after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster Bangladesh Protest: National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah commented on the situation in Bangladesh, stating, 'There is extreme interest there. Their economy...

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#FarooqAbdullah #bangladeshprotest #sheikhhasina ‘This is a lesson to every dictator…’: NC chief Farooq Abdullah after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster Bangladesh Protest: National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah commented on the situation in Bangladesh, stating, "There is extreme interest there. Their economy is bad, their internal situation is also not good." He noted the uncontrollable student movement, saying, "This is a lesson. Not only for Bangladesh but for every dictator." Farooq Abdullah emphasized the global implications, adding, "There was a feeling that a voice should be raised against the oppression being done on Muslims in the world." He warned, "If she (Sheikh Hasina) did not run from there, she would have been killed too." #bangladeshnews #FarooqAbdullah #bangladeshprotest #sheikhhasina #bangladesh

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