Dhaka, Aug. 5 -- As Bangladesh marks the second year of the ouster of its former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina following a student-led uprising in 2024, International Affairs Secretary of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Nasir Uddin Ahmed Ashim, on Wednesday said that the current government is committed to fulfilling the expectations of people that emerged from the uprising against the former PM.

Speaking to ANI, Ashim said the movement that led to Hasina's fall was not limited to students but was a broader people's movement involving citizens from different sections of society.

"In July 2024, the fall [of Sheikh Hasina] was very much possible due to the uprising that has been motivated and that has been led by all the political p...