Sheikh Hasina made a big revelation, said – death was just 25 minutes away, this is how the murder conspiracy was hatched

Obnews Desk: Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina has made an emotional revelation. He alleged that after his ouster from power, a conspiracy was hatched to murder him and his younger sister Sheikh Rehana. Sheikh Hasina told in an audio that if she had stayed for 20-25 more minutes at that time, anything could have happened to her.

This audio was posted on the social media of Bangladesh Awami League Party. Sheikh Hasina said that Rehana and she were saved from becoming victims of this conspiracy. His statement has heated up the political atmosphere.

August 2024 movement removed him from power

Let us tell you that in August 2024, there was a big movement led by students in Bangladesh. The movement led to several weeks of massive protests and clashes, leading to the removal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power. More than 600 people lost their lives in these incidents. Sheikh Hasina somehow saved her life and took refuge in India. Currently, an interim government is running in Bangladesh under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus. During this time Sheikh Hasina once again remembered the conspiracy of her murder.

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Hasina said this emotionally

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina emotionally told in one of her audio messages that there were many threats to her life, but Allah saved her. Referring to the grenade attack on August 21 and the bomb conspiracy in Kotalipara, he said that deadly conspiracies were repeatedly hatched against him. Hasina also said that even today she is in danger.

It is by the grace of Allah that I am alive today

It is only due to Allah that I am alive today. He said that I am suffering and away from my country. My house and everything has been burnt. He became emotional and expressed his pain. He also mentioned the 2004 Dhaka grenade attack. The attack took place on 21 August 2004 at an anti-terrorism rally of the Awami League on Bangabandhu Avenue.