The headquarters of Sheikh Hasina's supporting Jatiya Party, the third largest party of Bangladesh, was set on fire.

Dhaka: Troubles are not decreasing for Sheikh Hasina and her supporters in Bangladesh. Attackers in Bangladesh on Thursday night set fire to the headquarters of the Jatiya Party, a supporter of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. This information has been given in a news.

However, there is no information about anyone being injured in this attack, nor has anyone taken responsibility for the attack on the headquarters. TV channels and other media outlets reported that the attackers attacked the party headquarters in Dhaka's Bijoy Nagar area. They clashed with the party members present there and eventually the attackers set the premises on fire.

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According to reports, no information about the damage has been received yet. Fire Service and Civil Defense official Rashid bin Khalid told news agency AP over the phone that the fire brigade has reached the spot. Jatiya Party is the third largest party in Bangladesh. It was founded in the 1980s by former military dictator H.M. Irshad did it.

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In fact, in the months of July and August, students in Bangladesh staged anti-government protests against reservation. Gradually this demonstration took the form of a movement. After this the students' movement started turning violent. In which more than 400 people lost their lives. Students were protesting against the reservation system. The matter reached the Supreme Court.

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Although later the Supreme Court reformed the reservation system, but later the students started demanding the resignation of Sheikh Hasina. The enraged crowd started moving towards the PM's residence in Dhaka. Bangladesh Army intervened in Hasina government. Sheikh Hasina had to resign from the post of Prime Minister under pressure from the army. He also had to leave the country. Sheikh took refuge in India. At present, Sheikh Hasina's supporters are facing public anger.