Sheikh Hasina's reign in Bangladesh came to an end following a significant student uprising. The movement originated from dissatisfaction over a dispute concerning government job allocations. The escalating protests reflected broader discontent with government policies and corruption. The pressure from the uprising forced Hasina to leave the country, marking a pivotal moment in Bangladesh's political landscape. This situation has since been commemorated with the launch of a new investigative series by Al Jazeera, focusing on the details of the uprising and its implications.
Sheikh Hasina's 15-year reign in Bangladesh ended abruptly due to a student uprising sparked by a dispute over government jobs, leading to her fleeing the country.
The student-led movement gained momentum as citizens united against government policies and corruption, ultimately resulting in the ousting of the long-standing leader.
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