Bloody Sunday in Bangladesh: Death Toll Rises to 27
Clashes Erupt as Protesters Demand PM's Resignation
Tensions Escalate Amidst Growing Violence
At least 27 people were killed and scores injured in clashes in Bangladesh on Sunday, sparking further unrest in the South Asian nation. The violence erupted as protesters took to the streets demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Protesters have called for a mass march on Hasina's residence on Monday, further escalating tensions in the country. Huge protests have escalated into deadly violence this week, with clashes between students and pro-government supporters.
The situation in Bangladesh remains tense, with the death toll continuing to rise. At least 90 people were killed on Sunday alone, and the total number of fatalities since the protests began has now reached close to 100.
The government has deployed additional security forces to quell the unrest, but protesters have vowed to continue their demonstrations. The country is on high alert as the clashes continue, raising concerns about the stability of the nation.
The violence in Bangladesh is a stark reminder of the fragility of democracy in the region. The escalating tensions and high death toll are a tragic reflection of the deep-seated political divisions that continue to plague the country.
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