Civil Disobedience Movement Announced by Students Until PM Resigns

Intensity of Anti-Government Protests in Bangladesh Increases
The intensity of anti-government protests in Bangladesh has increased.
In Dhaka, protesters have blocked major roads in the country.
Students are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed.
Students have announced a civil disobedience movement until the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
In the latest protests, 27 people have been killed.
Fearing the protests, the government has suspended internet services.

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