‘Whatever It Takes To…’: Will Join Politics If Needed, Says Sheikh Hasina’s Son; Report

Bangladesh Obstacle: Sajeeb Wazed Joy, the son of deposed former Bangladesh Major Minister Sheikh Hasina has expressed his willingness to enter the political space, amid experiences of fatal assaults on leaders and humans of the Awami League– the nation’s former ruling birthday party.

‘A thing it takes’

Joy, who had formerly spoke of that he did now not intend to sign on for politics, spoke of he'll do “anything else it takes” to stay away from wasting the Awami League and its humans, a media report spoke of Thursday.

“I'll do anything else it takes to stay away from wasting the birthday party and its humans. If there may precise be a need for me to sign on for politics, I'll now not refrain from that,” Joy modified into quoted as asserting by procedure of the Times of India (TOI).

“My mother would have retired from politics after the nation-of-the-art term. I never had any political ambition and modified into settled inner the U. S.. Then as soon as more the developments in Bangladesh inner the past few days tutor that there may precise be a administration vacuum. I desired to get active for the sake of the birthday party and I'm on the forefront now,” he asserted.

In particular, Joy’s announcement comes amidst the free up of former PM Khaleda Zia from dwelling arrested and the rumored return of her son Tarique Rahman, the Bangladesh Nationalist Celebration’s (BNP) acting chairman, to Bangladesh.

Hasina now not sorting out out for asylum, will return

Sajeeb claimed that his mother modified into now not sorting out out for asylum and will return to Bangladesh as soon as elections are presented inner the nation.

“She (Hasina) is in India for the time being and will return to Bangladesh, the second its intervening time authorities publicizes an election,” he spoke of.

Joy also thanked Major Minister Narendra Modi for “saving my mother’s existence at such brief notice”, the TOI report spoke of.

‘Major we're outfitted to be optimistic security of minorities’

The former PM’s son warned that minorities in Bangladesh will now not be safe beneath an alliance govt led by procedure of the BNP and Jamaat, claiming that the Awami League is most devoid of doubt some of numerous the most advantageous birthday party which may possibly make particular their security and the protection of India’s japanese border.

“If the Awami League is now not in vitality, the japanese border of India will now not be steady. If there may precise be an alliance of BNP and Jamaat, on the way to now not be good for India as Jamaat will now not refrain from militancy,” Joy told told TOI even as also urging India to pressurise Bangladesh to cope elections as without delay as available.

Requested in regards to the missteps taken by procedure of his mother and her Awami League dispensation in governing Bangladesh, Joy admitted the necessity for introspection then as soon as more claimed the erstwhile ruling birthday party modified into now not given a hazard.

“There definitely were errors. When you run a nation, quite a couple of choices are made on day by day foundation. Awami League believes in introspection and we were prepared for that. Then as soon as more we did now not get a hazard to do that this time. We never realized the placement would strengthen so rapidly even after accepting their calls for,” Joy spoke of.

Sheikh Hasina deposed, flees nation

Bangladesh Major Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned from her role and fled the nation on Monday, amid big protests in opposition to her authorities that claimed increased than 100 lives, in long-trendy of student protesters.

Later that day, Bangladesh Navy Chief Universal Waqar-uz-Zaman presented that Hasina has resigned and left the nation, and an intervening time authorities beneath his watch is taking on.

Professor Muhammad Yunus takes money as head of intervening time authorities

On Thursday, Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus again to Bangladesh and assumed money because the head of the nation’s intervening time authorities.

Yunus, eighty four, took oath at a ceremony in Dhaka on Thursday evening time, amid big unrest inner the nation after weeks of student-led protests forced Major Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee to India.

In his handle to the country, Yunus  emphasised bringing about an early return to normalcy and guaranteeing the protection of the Hindu minority.

(With inputs from corporations)