Had the beheading stopped for 20 more minutes… Sheikh Hasina narrated the painful story of the coup in Bangladesh.

New Delhi. Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has told the painful story of the coup after almost 5 months. He has expressed his pain through an audio, in which he has told that if he had been delayed by 20 minutes in leaving Bangladesh, it would have been the last day of him and his sister Rehana.

'We would have been killed that day…'

This audio tape of Sheikh Hasina has been shared by her party Awami League. In this audio tape shared on the party's Facebook post, she is accusing her opponents of conspiring to kill her. Sheikh Hasina is saying in the audio, 'I think if we had not left on time on August 21, we would have been killed that day. Allah was with us, so today we are safe. In the audio tape, Hasina also mentioned the grenade attack in 2004, in which she was injured. Apart from this, he also recalled an incident of the year 2000, in which bombs were found in a college where he was supposed to go.

Sheikh Hasina is living in India

Let us tell you that Sheikh Hasina came to India after resigning from the post of PM of Bangladesh. After him, the interim government of Mohammad Yunus was formed in Bangladesh. Let us tell you that in August 2024, the protest by students to abolish the reservation system became fierce, after which people attacked the PM's residence. Sheikh Hasina resigned and took refuge in India. Recently the Government of India has also extended their visa period.