Bangladesh Riots Indian Railway Canceled All Trains: The anti-reservation movement in Bangladesh has turned into violence. So far more than 300 people have died. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has also resigned from the post of Prime Minister.
And with this she has left the country and gone to a safe place. The Indian government is also keeping a close eye on the situation in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, news is coming that India has cancelled all rail services connected to Bangladesh including Dhaka Kolkata Maitree Express till August 6. Let us tell you the full news.
Indian Railways canceled trains due to Bangladesh violence
The situation in Bangladesh has gone out of control right now. Protesters are roaming on the streets and along with this, the protesters have also occupied the residence of the Prime Minister of Bangladesh. However, the Bangladeshi Army Chief, while holding a press conference, informed that Sheikh Hasina is no longer the Prime Minister. She has resigned. Along with this, he appealed to all the protesters of Bangladesh to maintain peace.
Bangladesh In view of the situation of violence in Bangladesh, the Indian government is also in action mode. On the suggestion of the Indian government, Indian Railways has canceled all trains going to Bangladesh. According to the information given by the Indian Railways, India Bangladesh rail services have been canceled till August 6. However, there are reports that at present, more rail services may be canceled for a few days.
These trains were canceled
- Train No. 13109/13110 (Kolkata-Dhaka-Kolkata Maitree Express) Owned by Railway-ER, Cancelled from 19.07.2024 to 06.08.2024.
- Train No. 13107/13108 (Kolkata-Dhaka-Koa, Maitree Express) Owned by Railway-Bangladesh, Cancelled from 19.07.2024 to 06.08.2024.
- Train No. 13129/13130 Kolkata-Khulna-Kolkata, Bandhan Express) Owned by Railway-ER, cancelled from 19.07.2024 to 06.08.2024.
- 13131/13132 (Dhaka-New Jalpaiguri-Dhaka, Mithali Express) Owned by Railway-NFR, Cancelled from 21.07.2024.
Now the reins of the interim government will be in the hands of the army
Bangladeshi Army Chief Waqar-uz-Zaman informed in a press conference that the final government will be formed in the country. The reins of which will be in the hands of the army. An all-party meeting will also be held for this. Let us tell you that more than 300 people have lost their lives in this violence in Bangladesh so far. Sheikh Hasina has also left the country after resigning from the post of Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
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