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2 killed, 30 injured as protesters, ruling party Awami League supporters clash in Bangladesh’s Dhaka

Name: 2 killed, 30 injured as protesters, ruling party Awami League supporters clash in Bangladesh’s Dhaka - The Tribune
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Description: On August 02, scores of youth staged a protest against Hasina Govt demanding her resignation and justice for victims. The protesters chanted “we want justice” and waved anti-government banners to express their anger against PM Hasina. #bangladesh #Dhaka...

On August 02, scores of youth staged a protest against Hasina Govt demanding her resignation and justice for victims. The protesters chanted “we want justice” and waved anti-government banners to express their anger against PM Hasina. #bangladesh #Dhaka...

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Updated At : 05:23 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

On August 02, scores of youth staged a protest against Hasina Govt demanding her resignation and justice for victims. The protesters chanted “we want justice” and waved anti-government banners to express their anger against PM Hasina. #bangladesh #Dhaka #Protest #sheikhhasina

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