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Once viewed as the hope for a democratic future in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina turned increasingly autocratic during her years as prime minister. Weeks of violent protests ultimately forced her from office on Monday. Mujib Mashal, South Asia bureau chief for The New York Times, explains how she fought until the very end.

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    @majunair

    Bangladesh’s elected government toppling was another colour revolution sponsored by the US DEMOCRAT PARTY. OBAMA & his administration were responsible for sponsoring the colour revolution in Ukraine, Georgia and the whole of the Middle East. A peaceful Syria was turned into a Jihadi/ISIS den by OBAMA, and how many lives did DEMOCRATS take in the process in the whole of the Middle East – SYRIA, EGYPT, LIBIYA, TUNISIA. On top of that, it was OBAMA’s Color revolution in Ukraine, which is the root cause of the current war between Russia and Ukraine. Until the DEMOCRATIC party is defeated electorally in the US elections, they will turn the whole world into an inferno.

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    @almahmudk

    Newyork times should reaearch more on who are they employing and what their enployees are talking about. Otherwise it can become a mouth piece for a foreign nation like India 😊

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