Introduction
In Bangladesh, a big event happened. Many people got together and did something very bad. They burned down a very important house. This house belonged to a very important man named Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. He was the person who helped create Bangladesh. His daughter, Sheikh Hasina, used to be the leader of the country. Now, she is not in power anymore. She is very upset and is asking people to stand up against the new leaders.
The Incident
A lot of people, maybe thousands, came to the house. Some had sticks and hammers. They wanted to break things. Some even brought big machines to knock down the house. This house is very old and very important. It is where Sheikh Mujibur Rahman said Bangladesh should be a free country in 1971. Sadly, in 1975, he and most of his family were killed there. Later, his daughter turned the house into a museum to remember him.
The Speech
Sheikh Hasina talked to people on the internet. She was very angry and told her supporters to fight against the new leaders. She said the new leaders took power in a wrong way. She also said that even if they destroy the house, they can’t destroy history. History will get back at them.
The Situation in Bangladesh
Things have been very tough in Bangladesh since August 2024. There were big protests, and Sheikh Hasina had to leave the country and go to India. Now, a new group of leaders is in charge. They are trying to keep things calm, but it’s very hard. People keep protesting and breaking things that remind them of Sheikh Hasina’s time as leader.
The Student Movement
Many students are leading the protests. They don’t like the old rules of the country. They want to change the Constitution, which was made in 1972. They think it is connected to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s time and should be changed.
Conclusion
This event shows how much people in Bangladesh want change. They are willing to do extreme things to make their voices heard. It also shows how important history is. Even though the house was burned, the memory of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his work for the country will always be there. The future of Bangladesh is uncertain, but one thing is clear: the people want a new beginning.