Sheikh Hasina, the long-serving Prime Minister of Bangladesh, resigned and fled to India amid intense political unrest and protests against her government. Her son, Sajeeb Wazed, confirmed that Hasina and her family do not plan to return to Bangladesh. The protests, initially sparked by demands for public service job quota reforms, escalated into widespread violence, resulting in over 400 deaths. The political vacuum has led to President Mohammed Shahabuddin discussing the formation of an interim government and the release of opposition leader Begum Khaleda Zia. This marks a significant shift in Bangladesh's political landscape, raising concerns about rising anti-India sentiments and the future of the country's relationship with its neighbors.