Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s daughter Saima Wazed has expressed sorrow that she won’t be able to see or hug her mother during the ongoing unrest in the country. Wazed also extended her grief over the loss of lives in her country because of the protest. She is also a Regional Director for South East Asia at WHO.
Emotional message from Hasina’s daughter
In her social media post on X, Wazed wrote,” Heartbroken with the loss of life in my country which I love. So heartbroken that I won’t be able to see or hug my mother during this difficult hour.” She also added that ”I remain dedicated to my role as RD @WHOSEARO @WHO #HealthForAll #OneWHO.”
All about Bangladesh Turmoil
Currently, Bangladesh is undergoing political unrest following Sheikh Hasina’s resignation amidst mounting protests on August 5. The parliament has been dissolved by President Mohammed Shahabuddin making way for an interim government. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been asked to lead the interim government. It is expected to include 15 members and will be sworn in on Thursday night. On the other hand, Yunus has appealed for calm and the practice of non-violence during this transitional duration. He has also urged the citizens to work jointly for a better future ahead.
(With ANI inputs)
