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20 hurt as Bangladeshis demand PM Hasina quit
The Straits Times
|August 04, 2024
At least 20 people were injured in clashes and police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds as thousands protested in the Bangladeshi capital and other parts of the country on Aug 2, calling on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
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The protesters were demanding justice for the families of the 150 people killed in the violence during protests in July over a job quota system.
Scores of young people marched in Dhaka with chants of "we want justice? and waved anti-government banners. Elsewhere in the country, buildings including a district office of the ruling Awami League party were set ablaze, a police booth was set on fire, and armoured vehicles were vandalised during demonstrations.
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