'2024 movement fooled Bangladesh': Taslima Nasreen's 'lesson' warning over Delhi student protests
Taslima Nasreen, exiled Bangladeshi author, said the 2024 Bangladesh student movement 'fooled us', drawing parallels to Delhi student protests.
Nasreen claimed Islamic fundamentalists (jihadis) were behind the Bangladesh movement, which led to Sheikh Hasina's ouster.
She said the fallout in Bangladesh has been bad, with jihadis taking over power there, and that the developments should serve as a lesson.
The Delhi protests, which Nasreen saw in a video clip, demanded resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET paper leak; Pradhan resigned on July 25 after a sit-in by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP).
Nasreen returned to Kolkata for the first time since 2007, speaking ahead of the second anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's resignation on August 5; Hasina lives in exile in New Delhi.
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