A wave of violence in Bangladesh has resulted in at least a dozen deaths and numerous injuries amid ongoing protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Clashes erupted between protesters, police, and Awami League activists, with reports of excessive force used by security forces, including the firing of tear gas and stun grenades. Notably, Abdullah Siddiqui, a student, was shot and killed during the unrest in Dhanmondi, while Anwarul Islam was also killed in clashes in Uttara. In Sirajganj, multiple fatalities occurred as protesters vandalized government properties and engaged in violent confrontations. The government has shut down internet services in response to the escalating situation, which critics label a suppression of dissent. Prime Minister Hasina characterized the protesters as 'terrorists' and urged citizens to take action against them.