Sheikh Hasina goes shopping for essential goods but runs out of money

New Delhi (Team Newsbuddy): Sheikh Hasina had to leave Bangladesh due to violent protests in Bangladesh. The army gave her 45 minutes to leave the country. After resigning, she was on her way to India. There she has been staying at Hindon Airbase in Ghaziabad for the last two days under tight security.
Sheikh Hasina and her team, who fled the country amid violent protests, have not been able to bring extra clothes or items of daily use with them. Sheikh Hasina was given only 45 minutes by the Bangladesh Army to leave the country. After this, she left for India in a military transport jet with her sister Sheikh Rehana and her close aides and landed at Hindon Airbase near Delhi.
Sheikh Hasina and her entire team had to leave Bangladesh to avoid the crowd. She was in trouble at that time. The angry mob had also entered the Prime Minister’s residence. Meanwhile, sources said that the members deployed with the Bangladeshi delegation helped her buy clothes and items of daily use. Even after 48 hours of coming to India, Sheikh Hasina and her team are staying in a safe house near the airbase.

‘Money fell short’

According to media reports, Sheikh Hasina had purchased essential items for herself and her sister from the shopping complex built at Hindon Air Force Station. She bought clothes for herself and her sister. According to the information, she made a purchase of about Rs 30,000. She made the payment in Indian currency but some money fell short, after which she used Bangladeshi currency.

Will stay in India till she gets asylum in another country

According to sources, India has allowed Sheikh Hasina to stay in another country till she gets asylum. Sources said that Indian security personnel and protocol officers are helping the team members to overcome their stress and shock. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval was the first to meet Sheikh Hasina and members of her entourage. The two sides discussed the present and future plans of the ousted prime minister.