There has been unrest in Bangladesh for a long time. Meanwhile, on Wednesday, the house of Bangladesh's founder Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Dhaka was demolished, which India has strongly condemned. The Foreign Ministry described this incident as regrettable. The Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it is extremely regrettable that the historic residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, which was a symbol of the struggle and heroic resistance of the people of Bangladesh against oppression, was destroyed on February 5. This residence was an important symbol of Bangladesh's freedom struggle and plays an important role in nurturing Bengali identity and pride.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also said that this incident has dealt a severe blow to the national conscience of Bangladesh and it is a big shock to all those who understand the value of Bangladesh's freedom struggle and know the importance of preserving it. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned this demolition and called it a kind of outrageous act. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that this act of barbarism should be strongly condemned.

Bangladesh lodged protest with India

On the other hand, Bangladesh lodged its protest with the Acting High Commissioner of India on Thursday, saying that the "false and fabricated comments" made by ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina are "hostile acts" towards Dhaka. This statement came after Hasina's social media speech a day earlier, in which she called for organized resistance against the current regime of Bangladesh.

Sheikh Hasina, who has been living in India since August last year, addressed her supporters through social media on Wednesday night. She said, "They can demolish the building, but not the history, and history takes its revenge." After this, a large group of protesters reached the residence of Bangladesh's founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Dhaka and vandalized it, as well as set it on fire. This vandalism took place when Hasina was addressing her supporters online.