बांग्लादेश के राष्ट्रपति शहाबुद्दीन का इस्तीफा, शेख हसीना के साथ फोन कॉल पर ढाका में मचा था बवाल! – Bangladesh President Shahabuddin resigns sheikh Hasina awami league bnp ntcppl
Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin has resigned from his post. Under Article 50(3) of the Constitution of Bangladesh, the President can resign by submitting a signed letter addressed to the Speaker. Mohammad Shahabuddin had come into controversy when he tried to establish contact with Sheikh Hasina during his visit to London a few days ago. Sheikh Hasina is living in India after the change of power in Bangladesh. According to the report, President Mohammad Shahabuddin, who went to London due to health reasons in May, had tried to talk to Sheikh Hasina. After this, questions were raised in Bangladesh politics regarding his political integrity.
There is currently a BNP government in Bangladesh and Tariq Rahman, son of former PM Khaleda Zia, is the Prime Minister there. Sheikh Hasina And Tariq Rahman is a staunch political rival of Bangladesh.
Recently Sheikh Hasina has announced her return to Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina, who left Dhaka and came to India during the change of power, had said that she would return to Bangladesh in December 2026.
For the past few days, speculation had intensified in political circles about the possibility of President Mohammad Shahabuddin’s resignation.
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On Thursday, sources with knowledge indicated that he was mentally prepared to step down. A source with knowledge of the matter also claimed that during the meeting with senior officials at Banga Bhavan, the President had talked about preparing to step down from the post.
Mohammad Shahabuddin assumed office as the 22nd President of Bangladesh for a constitutional term of five years on 24 April 2023 during the tenure of the Awami League government. His term was to end in April 2028, but he has resigned almost two years before the completion of his term.
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